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#Microwave sweet potato skin#
Step 3: Prep ItĪfter scrubbing, pat the potato dry and pierce the skin multiple times with a fork. Pick off the growing slips with your fingers, and scrub the potato under cold water - ideally with a produce brush - to remove dirt. Step 2: Clean ItĮven if your sweet potato looks clean, it might still have some dirt and growing slips (those long, root-like strings) attached to it. This helps to ensure your sweet potato cooks evenly. Sweet potatoes come in all shapes and sizes, but if you plan on cooking them in the microwave, look for sweet potatoes with a uniform shape and consistent thickness throughout.
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