Harvest Sweet Potato Salad

A Spot-On Seasonal Side Dish

Coming from our Event Manager, Adriane’s, kitchen, this recipe for a Harvest Sweet Potato Salad is one that has graced her family holiday tables more times than she can count. While it has come to be known as “The Thanksgiving Salad” it has been requested for Showers, Birthdays, and Family dinners.

It is an easy recipe that is full of flavor and nourishment for all.

Raw ingredients for Harvest Sweet Potato Salad - sweet potato, arugula, spinach, chevre, cranberries, and oil and balsamic vinegar.

Recipe

INGREDIENTS

2 x Large Sweet Potatoes

10 oz Spinach

5 oz Arugula

8 oz Chèvre Goat Cheese (Honey or plain)

Dried Cranberries

Candied Pecans

Olive Oil

Salt

Ground Black Pepper

 

DRESSING

Durant Orange Olive Oil

Aperö Fig Balsamic

 

INSTRUCTIONS

 

Roast Sweet Potatoes

Preheat oven to 425º F. Starting with two large sweet potatoes, peel and chop into half-inch cubes. Place on a baking sheet with olive oil, salt and pepper. Toss the sweet potato for full coverage and roast in a single layer, being sure not to over-crowd the pan.

Roast for 25-40 minutes, checking until the potato is fork-piercing soft. Let cool completely. (As a recommendation, Adriane always makes the sweet potato the night before to ensure it is fully cooled and won’t wilt the greens.)

Assemble the Salad

Wash and prep the Spinach and Arugula, breaking off hard stems.

Once the Greens are ready, pour the cool Sweet Potato over top. Breaking up the chèvre into crumbles, toss the chèvre and dried cranberries on top to add texture and color. For a final crunch, sprinkle candied pecans to taste.

Make the dressing by combining 3 parts Durant Orange Olive Oil to 1 part Aperö Fig Balsamic Vinegar.

Drizzle the dressing over the salad and toss. Serve immediately.

 

Recipe by Adriane Davey.

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