Need a fun and easy side dish?
Try these!
They are quick, simple and delicious!
How can you go wrong with
potatoes, olive oil, garlic and salt?
The original recipe is Ina Garten's,
and can be found here.
Try these!
They are quick, simple and delicious!
How can you go wrong with
potatoes, olive oil, garlic and salt?
The original recipe is Ina Garten's,
and can be found here.
Take any baking potato,
and slice it thinly (not all the way through),
leaving the bottom of the potato intact.
Drizzle between the slices with olive oil, garlic
and a sprinkling of salt (and red pepper flake if you like a bit of heat).
Place on a parchment-lined baking sheet.
Bake at 425 degrees for 35-45 minutes.
Enjoy!
Any favorite herb could be added.
These would be great for a Southwestern meal,
perhaps smothering them with homemade chili and cheese.
Who needs taco shells?
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Daisy, Aww, these are the best. I found this recipe a few months ago on another blog and wouldn't bake a potato any other way now. It's a totally simple and easy way to make a baked potato even better. I think I'll make another one today.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Armadillo potato day.
Enjoy!
DeleteI have some small red potatoes to use up and this would be great. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet they turned out great!
DeleteOne of our fav's. :)
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love potatoes? ;0)
DeleteOoooh how yummy! I've seen these before but haven't made them. I do love potatoes any which way I can get them!
ReplyDeleteI'm right there with ya!
DeleteThose potatoes look yummy... Not fond of armadillos or the damage in they do my garden, but I wouldn't mind them this way.
ReplyDeleteHa! I hope you'll give 'em a go. ;0)
DeleteThis is a new way to prepare potatoes for me. They look so delicious I want to make them right now! Must be time for lunch. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh, I hope you did! ;0)
DeleteI love them - and that name! Armadillo's are so fun :) Although I've never seen one in person in the wild - definitely on my bucket list! I hope you are well, I've been a bit absent from your blog of late - sorry!
ReplyDeletehugs, katy
I'll bet you will see them. I once caught one foraging in a neighbor's front lawn!
DeleteNo worries, I'm glad whenever you can visit! Hope all is well with your family.
These potties loo delicious! Pinning to try soon. Thanks for sharing on the HomeAcre Hop, hope to see you again tomorrow! - Nancy
ReplyDeleteThe Home Acre Hop
They're so easy, give 'em a go.
Deleteoh, my word! These look and sound wonderful. We are a serious potato loving family so I'll have to try them soon. Thanks for sharing at Simple Lives Thursday; hope to see you again this week.
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