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Guacamole loaded Sweet Potatoes

10 Ingredients or less - 30 minute meal - One-pan - Stove top meal

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Chris and Shelby met in Bible School in the fall of 2010, where they became best friends and fell in love. They married in October of 2013, and began renting a 490 sq. ft. 1940’s house in Shelby’s hometown of Grandville, Michigan. Their home was cozy and their rent was cheap (only $430 a month), but their favorite thing to do together was to get away from it all, by traveling and exploring new places any time they got the chance. When they discovered, “vanlife,” on Youtube in December of 2015, their immediate response was, “Let’s do this!” They bought a 1989 Dodge B250 camper van the next month, and began to completely gut and remodel it from the inside out. The whole process took 2 years and 9 months in their free time, and on a very small budget. Finally, in October of 2018, they moved into the van, which they named Luna, and began to travel full time with their bearded dragon, Hagrid. Some of their favorite memories have been visiting Carlsbad Caverns, walking through the Redwoods, hiking Yosemite Falls, and swimming with manatees in Crystal River. They mostly boondock, and rely on their solar set up to power their electricity. Chris and Shelby currently both work remotely 4 days a week for Women At Risk, International, a non-profit primarily known for their work with human trafficking victims. They use email and phone calls to book parties where people volunteer to sell survivor-made products in their own homes, to support Women At Risk’s partnering safe-houses. There are so many more places they want to explore, and they hope to have a family someday. So, their newest project is renovating a school bus, turning it into their future home on wheels. But, that project will take a long time! So, they will continue to live in Luna until then. Chris and Shelby are both big fantasy nerds and love Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings. They enjoy hiking, paddle boarding, watching movies, and eating delicious food together. You can follow their journey on their Instagram account, @happy_vagabonds, as well as their Youtube channel happy_vagabonds. Chris & Shelby

This super simple recipe of guacamole loaded sweet potatoes is a great recipe for campervans everywhere. There is no requirement of an oven, and can all be cooked on a single stove. We all know this is ideal for vanlife. This meal is a great vegan main that can be served with a side salad, or reduce the portions and use it as a side.

Avocado’s are one of those things that seems to take forever to ripen and then suddenly it’s ready and then goes overripe! If you are looking for a recipe to use up ripe avocado then this is great as it uses a lot of ingredients you may already have in your van.

This recipe is a favourite of featured @happy_vagabonds you can read their feature right here. They took inspiration for this recipe from Food with feeling and made it vanlife friendly. We love this! You can still eat what you want when cooking in a campervan or any tiny home for that matter. Sometimes you may just need a little creativity and a few tweaks. That is one of the many exciting aspects of vanlife!

If you try this recipe be sure to rate it below and leave a comment.

Guacamole loaded Sweet Potatoes

@happy_vagabonds
Vegan, Vegetarian
I never would have thought of combining sweet potatoes and guacamole until I saw the idea on Pinterest! The flavors pair together really well, and we love this meal! It’s quick and easy to make on a week night after work. And it’s quite filling, especially with a salad. But, I will sometimes serve it with a side of quinoa, as well.
5 from 1 vote
10 Ingredients or less – 30 minute meal – One-pan – Stove top meal
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Course Dinner
Servings 2
Diet Vegan, Vegetarian

Ingredients
  

  • 4 Sweet Potatoes
  • 4 Avocado peeled and pitted
  • 1 Tomato chopped
  • 1 Small Yellow Onion
  • 3 Garlic Cloves minced
  • 1 Juice of Lime
  • 1 can Black Beans
  • Salt & Pepper to taste
  • Cilantro (corriander)

Instructions
 

  • Wash and chop up the sweet potatoes into 1 inch chunks, or so.
  • Place the sweet potatoes in a medium pan, cover them with water, and bring to a boil. Simmer for around 15 minutes
  • While the potatoes cook, make your guacamole. Chop up the onion and tomato, and mince the garlic.
  • In a medium bowl, mash up the avocados. Mix in the onion, tomato, garlic, and lime juice. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
  • When the sweet potatoes are fully cooked, spoon them onto plates, adding salt and pepper if you’d like. Then, top the sweet potatoes with the guacamole and black beans.
  • Garnish with cilantro, and voila! You’re ready to dig in!

Nutrition

Calories: 919kcalCarbohydrates: 148gProtein: 24gFat: 31gSaturated Fat: 5gPolyunsaturated Fat: 4gMonounsaturated Fat: 20gSodium: 270mgPotassium: 3203mgFiber: 40gSugar: 24gVitamin A: 64947IUVitamin C: 49mgCalcium: 223mgIron: 7mg
Keyword fresh, guacamole, healthy, no oven, nutritious, sweet potato
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3 COMMENTS

  1. The ingredients list says 4 avocado and 1 avocado and no tomato. But in step 2 it says to chop the tomato. How many avocados should be used and how many tomatoes? Thanks!

    • Hi Lisa,
      Thanks for taking the time to comment. This recipe seems to have had an issue, but should all be correct now. Please let us know if you try it.
      Sophie & Mark x

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