The decade is almost over guys! I know everyone’s posting retrospective photos, talking about goals for the next decade, and basically just wondering how it passed so quickly. Me? I’m honestly not too concerned about it. I mean, it’s exciting to be starting a new global chapter for sure. I guess I’m just not so into focusing on new year’s (or in this case new decade’s) resolutions as if that’s the only time to make big life decisions. I sort of prefer to make them on a daily basis. Besides, I’ve never been the greatest at sticking to arbitrary resolutions set out of obligation. I think if something matters to you you’ll stick with it and go for it regardless of how long it takes you to get there or if it’s written on some list. Life has a way of happening how it wants to anyway, so planning it so intently is kind of pointless. But speaking of points I should probably get to the point of this post. So there’s a time and a place for all things pumpkin this time of year, but if I’m being honest I prefer using sweet potatoes in baking and cooking. It’s a little but sweeter, it’s much easier to prepare from scratch, and it adds amazing texture to your baked goods. I had a bunch of leftover sweet potatoes after Thanksgiving was over this year so, me being me, that meant baking time. If you’ve never tried a sweet potato bread before, honey, you are missing out. I love adding pecans as well but it you prefer to keep it simple they’re optional. The brown sugar glaze is a must though. It’s not you’re typical icing but it’s simple and it compliments this bread really well. If you're looking for the perfect way to use up some of those extra holiday sweet potatoes then look no further!