2cupsApple Schnitzlook for apple rings if you can't find apple schnitz
2lbs.sweet potatoes or yamscubed (approx 4 medium)
handful fresh spinach or kale torn into small pieces
salt & pepper to taste
Instructions
In a large dutch oven or sauce pan, cook onions in one tablespoon oil over medium high heat. Stir occasionally. Cook them until at least translucent - 10 to 15 minutes. I prefer to get them to a light golden brown - 15 to 25 minutes.
Remove onions from pan, set aside.
Add one tablespoon oil to pan and cook sliced sausage.
Drain any fat if necessary.
Add chicken broth to pan. Stir, scrape any bits that may be stuck onto bottom of pan. Add onions, maple syrup, salt, cinnamon and pepper. Bring to a low boil.
Stir in apple schnitz and sweet potatoes. Reduce heat to low and cook covered until apple schnitz has broken down and sweet potatoes are tender, about 15 - 20 minutes.
Stir in spinach and cook until tender, about a minute or two. A few minutes longer if using kale.
Salt & pepper to taste.
Serve and enjoy. Leftovers are fabulous with this one!
Notes
Apple Schnitz are soft & chewy dried apple slices. Not crisp apple chips. Look for apple rings if you can't find apple schnitz.Any sausage you prefer works here (pork, turkey or chicken) just keep it mild. Avoid sweet sausagesYou could easily substitute your favorite pumpkin or butternut squash for the sweet potatoes if you prefer.Salt & pepper to taste before serving. Chicken broth varies in flavor & seasoning - some of it is loaded in (especially) salt.