Grain free spaghetti that takes less than 5 minutes to make? Ummmm, yes please!! If you are a sweet potato fan and a noodle fan, than I don’t see why you wouldn’t love this! I’ve been making zucchini noodles for years with my spiralizer. And I truly adore them. I don’t see why I would ever replace them as they are my favorite noodle alternative. But these sweet potato noodles are so fun and much more kid friendly! 
Ingredients:
- 2 large sweet potatoes (or as many as you want really)
- water
- ice cubes
Steps:
- In a pot bring enough water to a boil where you would be able to submerge your sweet potato pasta with
- in the meantime, following the instructions of your spiralizer, “noodelize” (that is too a word!) your sweet potatos
- once the water is boiling put your “pasta” in, and set your timer for 3 minutes
- really pay close attention as your noodles could quickly turn to mush if you leave them in the booing water too long. Taste them and take them out when they are still a little crunchy, but barely.
- drain when they are to your liking and stick them in a bowl filled with water and ice in order to stop the cooking. Let cool for a couple minutes before draining again.
- serve how ever you feel like!
For this time around I had made miso soup and the kids really wanted noodles to go with it. So I served it these. But of course just a basic tomato or pesto sauce would work great too 🙂 
Pamplemousse 
I love the idea of these! So fresh and so much lighter than pasta. Great idea!
Thanks! So easy to make!
um yes please is right! This sounds amazing.
I think Fig would have a good time making these!!
These look delicious! What was the consistency like? Al dente noodles?
By the way, I wrote my inspiration post.https://earthlyradiance.wordpress.com/2015/02/17/inspiration-station/ Thank you for the nomination! It was really fun to write. 😘
Kinda al dente. I think it needs to be or else it falls apart. I’m happy you enjoyed writing your post!
A great use for the spiralizer!
Spiralizers are fun!