Deborah November 20, 2011 | happy fooding, they look beautifully yummy! Lauren November 21, 2011 | I thought those were beets at first! I already have a sweet potato dish to bring to Thanksgiving but there’s always Christmas or just any old weekday 🙂 Averie @ Love Veggies and Yoga November 21, 2011 | These look great and just saw them on FG. Congrats 🙂 Lauren @ hey, who cut the cheese? November 21, 2011 | These are beautiful! What an awesome recipe. What We're Reading: Week of Nov 21 | Women's Health News Blog: Latest Health Headlines and Tips to Stay Healthy November 22, 2011 | […] But with no butter and no refined sugar! Usually this dish is coated in a sugary, buttery syrup, but add this healthier version to your Thanksgiving menu this year for a guilt-free treat! Via Lawfully Wedded Wife […] Sprigs of Rosemary November 23, 2011 | Genius, you are! When my family has (very) sweet potatoes, with egg and butter and sugar, they’re also topped with sugared pecans! It’s the dessert they call a vegetable! Now, this is something I lust for! Thanks for creating and sharing! (Found you by way of Women’s Health.) Honey, We’re Home! | Lawfully Wedded Wife November 23, 2011 | […] it! But before I go I wanted to share with you that Women’s Health Magazine is featuring my candied yams recipe on their […] Recipes for Thanksgiving: Part One | Lawfully Wedded Wife November 13, 2012 | […] Candied Yams (healthy version!): […] A Soul Food Sunday, Redux | Lawfully Wedded Wife November 18, 2012 | […] yams differ from my Candied Yams Without the Candy in that they’re more traditional, made with brown sugar and butter (or coconut oil, which is […] 13 Amazing Recipes for Your Thanksgiving Table – A Dash of Soul November 25, 2014 | […] Healthy Candied Yams (no refined sugar!) […]