It was spring when I first made this Ottolenghi sweet potato salad recipe yet it comes into its own for autumn.
It was one of my first adventures with the first Ottolenghi cookbook and although it has been sitting in my pending folder for ages I still crave it now. Fabulous served warm or cold, it would be suitable either for parties, dinner or lunchboxes. Eating sweet potatoes with their skins left on was a revelation and I urge you to try this Ottolenghi sweet potato salad recipe if you’ve not done so before. Better still, it saves time!
The time has flown since I went to a barbecue in Brighton earlier this year. In true food blogger style, everyone had brought a dish to the table and this Ottolenghi sweet potato salad recipe was my contribution. I had made this dish a few weeks previously and knowing that there were so many Ottolenghi fans amongst my friends I really couldn’t go wrong.
So are you ready for autumn yet? Do you love it or loathe it?
From Ottolenghi The Cookbook
Find more Ottolenghi inspiration in my round up of other recipes I’ve cooked or eaten in his restaurant.
Hi Sarah
Your new site is looking amazing – and I adore this recipe. Sometimes I rate food on whether I would want to eat it at all times of day and night, and this one gets ten out of ten x
Hehe it’s the funniest thing. Last night I was just wondering how you were going Sarah and there you popped up on my comments! Lovely new site! 😀 And this looks like such a winner too and really versatile! 😀
Sarah…just a quick one..du know where I can buy candy melts…for the pops…cos if i need to add a bit of colour to the pops i guess this is the only choice…since like i mentioned, food colour curdled the chocolate. The costa stirrers sound like a great idea..i think il be all creepy and go flick some the next time around ..haha