Oven-Roasted Potatoes
Recipe courtesy Amy Finley
Show: The Gourmet Next Door
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By kfrescas
on December 18, 2011
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It was delicious and as easy as she said. I have made it twice and is an easy side dish. Loved it. Thanks
By puamama
seattle, 87
on November 28, 2011
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I thought they turned out okay. I had to cook them an extra 15 minutes and ended up turning up the heat to 400 to get the browned. I guess my potatoes were big... I added kosher salt and they were just okay.... I think next time I will cut them into smaller pieces.
By treeoflife77_23...
Chester, PA
on August 04, 2009
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This was my first time making home made home fries but they turned out great! This is a wonderful recepie for new cooks. The only drawback is that we were lacking the shallots and the rosemary. But I think that other spices could be used according to taste, such as chives or an itailian blend, depending on the menu. My husband also suggested adding sauteed onions to enhance the flavor. Who needs a restaurant for good home fries?!
By susan.sommers_9...
Madison, WI
on January 20, 2008
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I "sort of" like rosemary...but this recipe offers the ability to cook the potatoes with the sprigs so that they absorb just the right amount of flavor from the rosemary. I ate the garlic cloves and shallots right along with the potatoes--awesome flavor. I used only "gold" potatoes but I'm sure this would be good no matter what potatoes one uses.
Hats off to Amy! This is a great recipe that I will make again and again.
By nutcrackerlover...
Ashland, KY
on January 04, 2008
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phenom. easy and wonderful!!!
By judithfa_9217654
Stamford, CT
on January 02, 2008
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Finally, a great and easy way to make an oven roasted potaoe medley. I just wish I could get the purple potaotes in my area, but the red and new potatoes work and look fine together.
By troykath_9135541
Antioch, CA
on December 06, 2007
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It has long been a personal goal of mine to prepare and serve excellent oven-roasted potatoes and, with this recipe, I have finally been able to do it! I did bake at the recommended temperature for 50 minutes to get the potatoes more brown and crispy on the outside; and about halfway through, I removed the garlic and shallots so they wouldn?t burn. I also used a whole head of garlic (peeled into cloves, double the shallots, and half-a-dozen stems of fresh rosemary, harvested from the garden and rinsed with cool water (wet herbs burn more slowly. I would also emphasize coating (but not drowning everything in olive oil (as the recipe already recommends. Oh, and I placed the oven rack just above the middle position in the oven. This seemed to help in better browning the potatoes. Thanks again, Amy, for this fabulous recipe!!! I can now check this one off my ?To Learn? list.
By jennings.diane_...
Homestead, FL
on November 11, 2007
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I've made roasted potatoes before many times, but never with rosemary and that was a nice twist to the standard recipe. As were the other recipes in this episode, this was great and complemented the other dishes nicely. Thanks Amy and I look forward to trying many more of your recipes!
Will be be so lucky as to see some of your recipes from TNFNS? I'm most interested in your chocolate recipe and your other chicken recipe from the Iron Chef contest. Thanks again!
By jombay
on November 05, 2007
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The garlic and shallots gave them a very nice flavor. The purple potatoes gave a little twist to the appearance of the dish. Thanks Amy!
By cyndi.whitworth...
lou, KY
on October 22, 2007
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My husband followed this recipe exactly EXCEPT he drizzeled a little raspberry honey across potatoes before putting them into oven. I can't get enough!