The easiest 3 ingredient holiday side dish!
Yep, That’s bubbling butter at the end 🤩 if you need a Christmas side dish, this is the one that will have everyone raving and IT’S SO EASY TO MAKE!
The easiest 3 ingredient sweet potato casserole that will have everyone going back for seconds
First Peel fully cooked and cooled sweet potatoes. Then slice them into 1/2 inch pieces.
Add a potato layer to the bottom of a buttered pan, then a layer of butter patties about this big to the top and finish with a healthy layer of brown sugar
Now repeat till the pan is full and it can be as big or little as you need!
Finally bake at 350 for about 2 hours. It’s done when the brown sugar candies and looks well… a tad burned. But it’s so good!
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For a joyful holiday celebration, serving a unique side dish can make all the difference. This three-ingredient sweet potato casserole offers an effortless yet mouthwatering addition to your festive meal. Sweet potatoes are not only a nutritious option but also a classic favorite during the holidays. To prepare, start by using fully cooked and cooled sweet potatoes. Slice them into half-inch pieces and layer them in a well-buttered baking dish. Alternate layers of sweet potatoes with pats of butter and a generous sprinkle of brown sugar to ensure a delightful caramelization during baking. The simplicity of the recipe translates to a rich, comforting dish that pairs well with traditional mains. Bake at 350°F for about two hours, keeping an eye on the caramelization of the brown sugar for that perfect finish. The result is a golden, bubbling casserole that will surely entice even the pickiest eaters. Whether it's a Christmas dinner, a Thanksgiving feast, or any holiday potluck, this easy recipe is sure to become a favorite. Embrace the holiday spirit with this delightful dish that's as pleasing to the eyes as it is to the palate!




















































































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