These are the best Whole30 recipe for sweet potato noodles and serve well as base of any quick weeknight Whole30 dinner. When you use the Inspiralizer (the only one I recommend for hearty fruits and veggies) you will be able to noodle sweet potatoes and butternut squash without any concern at all. The noodled form of these cook so much faster – making this an excellent option for a quick weeknight carb. You can make this with any kind of potato – russet or sweet -white, purple or orange. My favorite is the white fleshed potatoes such as the Hannah, Korean Purple, and the O’Henry.
This is an excellent this to meal prep or make extra for leftovers. It will serve you well for quick meals on the go, and can be quickly warmed up and paired with eggs and spinach for a quick breakfast, or the perfect thing to serve on the side of a salad with protein at lunch to fuel your afternoon.
3 Tbsp avocado oil or other high heat cooking oil such as duck fat, chicken schmaltz, ghee
1 Tbsp dried oregano
Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
PREHEAT your oven to 475 (if you have a convection setting, use that too)
WASH and score the sweet potato lengthwise – using your sharp chef’s knife, cut into the potato until just about 1/3 of the way in. This will make the noodle size more manageable to serve
SPIRALIZE the scored sweet potatoes with the skin on
USE a reusable baking liner or a piece of parchment paper on a full size sheet pan
TOSS the noodles with your preferred cooking oil, salt, pepper and dried oregano
SPREAD the noodles out, trying not to crowd too much (or do two batches)
ROAST for about 5 minutes on the top rack
TOSS the noodles around checking for oven hot spots
SET the oven to broil, and set a timer for 1 minute
CHECK the noodles after a minute, and I usually end up doing a total of 3 minutes* Keep in mind, all ovens are different
SERVE them hot with some chopped parsley and topped with whatever other components you are having for your meal