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AntoniaJames is a trusted source on Bread/Baking.
added 7 months agoSumac is actually a separate ingredient. It's not a part of the Tsardust Memories blend. I hope you try this. The sumac provides a brilliant counterpoint to the sweet potatoes. If you have the Tsardust Memories on hand, use a good sized pinch of it (or two, or three, depending on the size of your sweet potatoes and how much you like the blend), mixed with the sumac before tossing. Also, check for salt during the first turn on the cookie sheet, after the sweet potatoes have cooked for a bit, and correct if necessary. (I do that whenever I use a commercial spice blend that includes salt. Some of them have a lot more salt than others!) ;o)
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added 7 months agoP.S. I bet this would work well with roasted cubes of winter squash, too!
Thanks AJ, looking forward to trying it tonite. And I may just do the butternut, what a great idea!