PediaSure® Recipes - Banana Yogurt Smoothie

Creamy mashed potatoes and sweet potatoes enriched with PediaSure^® vanilla, butter, and cream.

Ingredients

255g potato, peeled and quartered.
162g sweet potato, peeled and quartered.
30g butter.
3g salt.
⅛ tsp white pepper, ground
¼ cup double cream
2 scoops PediaSure^® Complete Vanilla

Directions

Boil potato and sweet potato in different saucepans until cooked.
Drain potatoes and mash while hot.
Mix together heavy cream and PediaSure^® Complete Vanilla until well blended.
Add to the mashed potatoes together with butter, salt and white pepper.
Mix until just combined, but do not over mix.
Serve immediately.

Hint: Try a butternut and sweet potato combination as an alternative and add cinnamon to season along with the butter, salt and pepper.

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