This recipe is inspired by Ottolenghi - I spotted it in the Guardian Feast magazine . It looked so tempting - colourful and appetising.
As usual I took the inspiration, used what was in my fridge & larder. It did not disappoint.
The lime juice cuts through the sweetness of the potatoes & maple syrup, the chilli adds a kick, while the creamy bed it sits on is perfect mopped up with crispy naan or flat bread.
Options:
Sweet potatoes are quite filling, so if you want a lighter version, try spooning the butter over chunky grilled courgettes.
Use vegan butter, yoghurt and sour cream to make this a vegan dish
The spicy butter can be used to flavour corn on the cob too.
I used it to spruce up some left over rice which was delicious.
This is a perfect dish to make ahead too, make the three elements: the butter, yoghurt and sweet potatoes ahead. Before eating, heat the sweet potatoes through in a hot oven at 200c for 15 mins or so, then assemble your plate as per the instructions.
Don't be afraid to experiment!