I’ve always loved to cook, but especially since the pandemic shutdowns started back in March, I cook at home A LOT. I use lots of spices and seasonings on the regular. What if those simple seasonings I use every day contained vitamins and minerals my family and I need? Well now they do. Recently I was invited to test Enspice Seasonings.
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What is Enspice?
Enspice is a collection of premium-quality, plant-based spices and seasonings, infused with 21 vitamins and minerals. Each spice blend contains vitamins and minerals like Vitamin D, Calcium, Magnesium, Thiamin, Selenium, you get the idea. The vitamins come from the nutrients in plants like organic spinach, kale, pumpkin, sweet potato, sunflower seeds, chlorella and mushrooms.
Six Varieties to Choose From
Seasoned Salt
Taco Seasoning
Black Pepper
Cape Cod
Chipotle BBQ
Sri Lankan Cinnamon
I’ve been loving the Taco Seasoning on Taco Tuesday. We use the Seasoned Salt, Black Pepper and Cape Cod seasoning when we grill, which is all the time. I’ve been known to add a dash of Sri Lankan Cinnamon to my Greek Yogurt, and just wait ’til you try the Roasted Honey Chipotle BBQ Sweet Potato recipe I’m sharing below!
All Enspice spices and seasonings are gluten-free, non-GMO and kosher. One teaspoon of Enspice contains 50% of the recommended daily allowances. It all adds up!
Enspice Gives Back
For each purchase made, Enspice will donate a meal to a child in need. How wonderful is that?
Buy Enspice seasonings online at Enspice.com. Use code MOMSMEET to save 10% on Enspice Seasonings.
Roasted Honey Chipotle BBQ Sweet Potatoes
Pin this recipe for later. Trust me you need to make these.
I’ve been grilling a ton of veggies lately. Winter squash and sweet potatoes are so very good when they’re roasted. Since it’ll be just the four of us here for Thanksgiving dinner this year, I decided to break from some of our traditional dishes and experiment with new, healthier versions of old favorites. That’s how these Roasted Honey Chipotle BBQ Sweet Potatoes were born.
Coat sweet potato chunks with seasonings and roast in a 400º F oven
They’re super easy to make. After cutting the sweet potatoes into chunks, simply coat them in oil and spices before roasting. Here’s the step-by-step recipe.
| Roasted Honey Chipotle BBQ Sweet Potatoes | | Print |
- 2 lbs. Sweet Potatoes, peeled and chopped into chunks
- Coconut Oil or oil of your choice
- 1-1/2-2T Enspice Chipotle BBQ seasoning
- 1-2t Enspice Seasoned Salt
- Enspice Black Pepper to taste
- 2-3T Honey
- Spray a large, foil-lined baking sheet with coconut-oil cooking spray.
- Place sweet potato chunks in a large mixing bowl.
- Toss them with coconut oil, then add in spices.
- Toss until evenly coated.
- Pour them onto the baking sheet so they're spaced apart.
- Drizzle honey over them.
- Bake at 400F for 30ish minutes.
- Remove them from the over halfway through the roasting process to shake them around so they cook on all sides.
- Remove from the oven, place in a serving dish and enjoy.
- Serves 6
They’re sweet, smoky, and perfect to enjoy for an everyday dinner or on your Thanksgiving table. I hope you give them a try!
Are you a fan of roasted veggies? What are some of your fave Thanksgiving dishes?
I’m linking up with Lacey and Meranda for the Friday Five.
I love roassted veggies; especially sweet potatoes. Love the use of chipotle–so perfect for this recipe. This would be great for Thanksgiving!
I haven’t had roasted vegetables for a long time! Thank you for the idea, Marcia.
I like the idea that Enspice donates a meal for a child in need for every purchase. We need more of that kind of engagement.
I have not seen these spices yet. I do love to add flavor to my veggies with fun flavors and the chipotle BBQ sounds right up my alley. I will look for them!
Not a great cook but I do love potatoes esp sweet potatoes. Thanks for the idea.
What a great product! I put black pepper on everything, so I would totally use that one. Your sweet potatoes look delicious! Thanks for linking up! -M
Enspice sounds like a great company! I’ve always cooked a lot. I think it’s sad more people don’t cook for themselves. Although in general I think I’ve been cooking a little bit less, actually. Mr. Judy being home means he can fix his own breakfast & dinner (we do a bigger meal at lunch most days now).
The sweet potatoes sound good too! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
I love seasonings, and these potatoes look delicious!
Thank you for linking up and sharing with us Marcia.