A tender roasted sweet potato piled with bright, lemony tuna for a warm, satisfying dinner.

Estimated per serving - calculated from USDA FoodData Central and will vary with your portions.
The lean tuna brings protein that balances the sweet potato's carbs. The potato's fiber helps slow digestion - one potato is a full portion.
From your pantry: olive-oil.
Bake the sweet potato at 425F until tender, about 45 minutes.
Flake the tuna with lemon and a little olive oil.
Split the potato open, fluff the inside, and pile the tuna on top.
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