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Cut one sweet potato into cubes, slice 1/2 thinly, put it in a heat-resistant container, microwave it for 3 minutes, and let it cool. Place in a bowl at room temperature and dissolve the softened butter.
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Add sugar and salt, whip and cream. Divide the eggs into 5 to 6 times and mix them.
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When it's creamy, sift together the flour and baking powder and mix it with only 1/3 of it.
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Add 1/2 plain yogurt and mix, then add all the powders and mix lightly.
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Add the remaining plain yogurt and mix, then add the chopped sweet potatoes and mix.
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Mix the dough vigorously to make it smooth to complete the dough. Put parchment paper on a muffin mold, pan it about 80%, and put sliced sweet potatoes one by one. Bake in a 180-degree oven for 22-25 minutes while looking at the color.
If you apply Mirowa with a brush, the cooked sweet potato muffin will look more delicious and shiny. I can't see Mirowa, so I skipped it. It's prettier to bake muffins in a high muffin pan. All the muffin fans I have are low, so I sometimes use silver foil, but if you don't have a muffin fan, I think this method is pretty good too. You can enjoy it more if you eat it a day after sealing it.