The Weekly Bleat: Dressed-Up Sweet Potato with Spinach, Heirloom Tomato, and Goat Cheese
Re-sharing a couple of favorites: a lovely area of England and a delicious vegetarian dish. Enjoy!
This is one of my favorite vegetarian meals. I first enjoyed it a number of years ago while spending time in Kent, England. Farmguy and I were in the area to visit Hever Castle and Chartwell. For those who may not be familiar with these historic places, Hever Castle was the family home of Anne Boleyn (second wife of Henry VIII), and Chartwell was the home of Winston and Clementine Churchill.
One day after visiting Hever Castle, we decided to spend the afternoon in Royal Tunbridge Wells, an historic spa town in western Kent. Royal Tunbridge Wells or Tunbridge Wells is a lovely town complete with historical interests and charming shops. We found a place to have lunch al fresco, and this vegetarian dish was on the menu.
Dressed-up sweet potato is delicious, and it was easy enough to remember until I returned home to re-create it. It’s an easy…
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This recipe combines some of my favorite things so I’ll definitely give it a try. Looks delicious. Also, great photos..:)
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Oh, good! I’m happy you’re going to try it. Thank you, George. 🙂
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Looks yum Tonya!
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Thank you, Ritu. Have a great weekend! 😊
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This looks delicious all dressed up. Lovely recipe. xo
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That’s so nice! Thank you. 🙂
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Your original post has such a delicious recipe with beautiful presentation. I like sweet potatoes, goat cheese, fresh tomatoes and spinach. This was a lovely and dreamy post full of castle photographs! Thanks for both elements, Tonya. ♡♡
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Thanks, Robin. It was fun sharing the experience! Royal Tunbridge Wells was a lovely place.
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A wonderful presentation of a lovely dust! Yum!
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I’m glad you enjoyed the post! It’s one of our favorites.
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I meant dish!
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No worries! 🙂
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