Hawaiian Guava Jelly Glazed Sweet Potatoes Recipe

Add some Hawaiian flavor to your holiday feast this year. Try this delicious recipe for sweet potatoes using just two added ingredients, Hawaiian guava jelly and butter.

Hawaiian Gauva Jelly Glazed Sweet Potatoes Recipe

6 sweet potatoes, cooked and pared
1 cup guava jelly
2 tablespoons butter or margarine

Grease a 10 inch baking dish. Cut sweet potatoes into lengthwise halves and arrange in prepared dish in a single layer. In a saucepan, heat jelly and butter, stirring constantly, until butter melts. Dribble half of guava syrup over potatoes; bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Turn potatoes: baste with remaining syrup. Bake 15 more minutes.

Recipe makes 6 servings.

If anyone tries this guava glazed sweet potato recipe, please share with us how it turned out.

I got this recipe from the newsletter with my Hawaiian Electric (HELCO) bill.

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I try to do this recipe.My kids love this.

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[Mr Gift]

I still prefer french fries :-)

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[Hawaii Condos in West Maui]

I love sweet potatoes so this is a recipe I'm looking forward to trying. The holidays are just around the corner!

[Maui Wedding Photographers]

Looks like I have a new recipe for sweet potatoes just in time for Thanks Giving. Simple and prefect. Thank you very much for sharing.

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