I don't but overall I like sweet potatoes even if I just baked them in the oven with a little butter and salt.

I like them plain... little bit of cinnamon. There is a huge difference in flavor with organic. Prefer mine baked like a baked potato and eat them sliced and skin on..Also like baked sweet potato fries sometimes with some smoked paprika or Cayenne but not at Thanksgiving 

When it comes to food - especially when I am being served - I'm pretty grateful for whatever is presented.  So much better than if I was left with my own limited culinary skills.   

The best are those smothered in butter and brown sugar and baked.  However, I enjoy sweet potatoes simply baked and opened like a regular potato and then a little butter, brown sugar and broken pecans sprinkled on top. My husband and I will put cubed sweet potatoes as well as other root vegetables on pizza. Fabulous!

I love all sweet potato recipes but especially the one my sister is bringing.

the very name "sweet potato" conjures up serious likes

I love yams and sweet potato. My favorite is a simple baked( just a pinch of salt and olive or coconut oil. 

Sweet potatoes made like grandma made them, with a healthy twist!

Raw NC honey instead of high fructose brown sugar, avocado oil instead of fattening butter, NC-grown organic sweet potatoes (much more flavorful than what you buy in the grocery store) and sprinkled with protein-packed Georgia pecans!

I like a sweet potato casserole with a pecan and brown sugar topping. It is like dessert.

Definitely freshly roasted with rosemary

Sweet Potatoe Pie

no, I don't eat potato....of any kind.... or squash of any kind.... I like green veggies.... 

roasted plain, no marshmallows, no brown sugar...just some butter.  A

I don't but I am hoping for some good recipes that are about to be shared.

Sweet potato pie......

Fresh. Organic. Baked. Nothing else added. Just the real thing baby!

I love sweet potatoes, but they are sweet enough without all the candied stuff, so I don't like most Thanksgiving recipes.

I have a sweet potato french fry recipe that is delicious. That might be my favorite - they come out sweet and spicy.

I just want there to be marshmallows.

I enjoyed Bill Feela's answer.

Yep, we mash 'em, add brown sugar, lots of butter, bake and then add mini marshmallows to the top about 10 minutes before they're finished or until lightly browned.

  Not a fan.  Give me mashed potatoes instead, drown them in butter and gravy.

I like the ones left in the can

Yes ... it is Sweet Potatoe Pie 

No favorite but we generally have them mashed and baked with marshmallows.

Don't have a favouite, but I like them simple... cooked with a little butter, salt and pepper.   

I let the kids prepare something new and maybe a little different, so no favorite.

My wife's sweet potato cassarole.

I don't really, as I rarely eat potatoes. But I do like sweet potato fries if I go the fried route.

You bet ya.  My wife bakes them coated with butter, and brown sugar.  Tasty

Yes - Russet Potatoes roasted in Duck Fat!

Roy, we don't but sweet potatoes are a great food especially with some butter and cinnamon!  Happy Thanksgiving!

Love sweet potatoes with butter.

Red garnet yams (the ones that have bright orange flesh) with a good dose of Bouron and a layer of pecans plus a light dash of brown sugar on top. 9 out of 10 guests ask for the recipe. I got it years ago from Bon Appetit but I leave out the pound of butter and no one notices. Tastes like a zillion calories but actually super healthy.

Roy Kelley I like all sweet potato dishes for Thanksgiving.

yes, it is called pie 

Since Roger isn't a fan Roy Kelley, we do not make anything with sweet potatoes, though I do love simple sweet potatoes with butter and cinnamon OR sweet potato pie!!

Not my cup of tea.

Sweet potatoes with marshmellows melted on top.

no

Roy Kelley Yes, a sweet potato cassrole with marshmellows on top.

I don't.  Not actually a fan of sweet potatoes.

I love baked sweet potatoes and can't stand the ones with marshmallows. 

My wife makes sweet potato pattice.