For the Walnut Salsa | |
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45 % | vine-riped tomatoes (quartered) |
4 % | olive oil |
11 % | garden parsley |
36 % | California walnuts |
2 % | fresh chili |
1 % | lime-zest |
1 % | salt |
For the Tandoori | |
69 % | vegetarian yoghurt |
15 % | tandoori paste |
8 % | salt |
8 % | lemon zest |
For the Baked Sweet Potato | |
1600 g | sweet potatoes |
For the Sweet Potato Crudité | |
93 % | sweet potatoes (peeled) |
1 % | salt |
1 % | lime zest |
5 % | olive oil |
Description
Indian tandoori paste and aromatic walnut salsa accompany the oven sweet potatoes.
Recipe developed by Heiko Antoniewicz for the California Walnut Commission 2021.
Walnut Salsa
Separate tomato flesh from skin and seeds. Cut tomato Concassée and braise in hot pan with little olive oil and no coloration. Finely chop and add garden parsley. Chop walnuts medium-fine, mix with parsley and Concassée. Grate lime zest, chop chili as desired and add both to walnut salsa. Season with salt.
Tandoori
Mix yoghurt with tandoori paste. Grate and add lemon zest. Season with salt.
Baked Sweet Potato
Place sweet potatoes onto a tray lined with parchment paper and bake in preheated oven at 160 °C for approx. 45 minutes.
Sweet Potato Crudité
Thinly grate raw sweet potatoes lengthwise on a grater. Grate lime zest and mix with potatoes. Season with salt.
Assembly
Cut and carefully break open baked sweet potatoes. Place potatoes with the open side up onto plates. Add tandoori with a spoon to the opened potato and garnish with salsa. Serve remaining salsa in a bowl with a little extra lime zest. Twist sweet potato crudité by hand into little nests and arrange on plate.