Over
Roasted Steak Fries
3
large Yukon Gold Potatoes, halved lengthwise and cut into ½ inch
thick wedges (Approximately 1.2 -2 pounds)
1
tsp granulated garlic
3
tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
salt
and freshly ground pepper
2
tsp chopped thyme
¼
cup fresh parsley leaves
Preheat
oven to 425. In a medium bowl toss the sliced potatoes, granulated
garlic, oil, thyme and sale and pepper until the potatoes are evenly
coated. Spread the potatoes in an even layer cut side down on a
large rimmed baking sheet.
Bake
for about 30 minutes or until the potatoes are browned on the bottom
and very crisp. Transfer the potatoes to a serving platter and
sprinkle with the parsley leaves and serve.
(There are never any left over when I make these.) Enjoy!
Yum! I might need to make some of these tonight.
ReplyDeleteAny potatoes will do, but Yukon have the best flavor (to me). Thank you very much for following my blog Miss Ilima.
DeleteYum, your sites given me lots of ideas. Nice to connect and follow http://aimingforapublishingdeal.blogspot.co.uk/
ReplyDeleteOh that's wonderful. I'm so happy to inspire people to cook!!
DeleteYum! I am going to like this blog! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! I am so happy to share my love of food and cooking with everyone.
DeleteYou had me at fries ...
ReplyDeleteLOL!! That's how I feel about fries too. I could eat them every night. Thank you very much for following me and my blog.
DeleteAhhh, Fries! I haven't tried them with the Yukon Gold potatoes but since I'm going to the store, looks like we will have them for dinner.
ReplyDeleteYukon Gold have such an amazing flavor. I prefer them, but any potato you have on hand will do.
DeleteOh, these sound delicious! It has been a while since fries have been in my house, but I will try out this recipe.
ReplyDeleteYes, we limit the amount of fries we eat in our house too. But every once in a while they are a great treat!
DeleteHowdy Faith, I'm a huge "Tater Tots" fan so this sounds like something right up my culinary alley. Hope you're feeling better and happy A to Z'ing!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mr. Mark! I love tots too. We had them last night as a matter of fact, LOL. Thank you so much for following my blog. I hope you like my recipes.
DeleteYou had me at potatoes, lol. This sounds amazing. Hope you get to feeling better.
ReplyDeleteBrandon Ax: Writer's Storm
Yes, thank you I am feeling much better today. Yesterday all I wanted to do was sleep. But a little rest goes a looong way.
DeleteThese fries sound amazing. I make some that are similar but I only use paprika,salt & pepper. I'm gonna try 'em with the garlic and thyme next time I make fires. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBTW, I made the cheesecake yesterday, it was scrumptious. More to follow.
YAY! I am so glad you liked it as much as we did. My mom and I loved the lemony flavor. My dad prefers the heavier version of the cheesecake, but that is SO heavy sometimes it makes me sick.
DeleteHi Faith, hope you're feeling better. This sounds like a must-try recipe for me. I'm a huge french fry fanatic! Can't wait to see what you've got cooking for the rest of the A to Z challenge :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I appreciate the comments. And thank you so much for following me. I hope you enjoy the recipes I put out for the rest of the challenge. Pop back and let me know if you make any and how you like them!
DeleteHi Faith!
ReplyDeleteI'm hopping over from A to Z Challenge and wanted to say good luck with the challenge. I'm a children's author and this month I will reviewing picture books on my blog.
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I love to write as well as cook! So we have something in common. Thank you for stopping in.
DeleteSounds delicious. My sister is a really good cook as well. She started in her teens in Food and Nutrition and hasn't looked back. Her baked chicken yesterday was finger licking good. I think it's great that you can cook so well at a young age and props for helping out your mom (yeah I'm visiting from her blog).
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Miss Sheena. My mom embarrasses me sometimes by talking about me! But my Dad, is even worse in the embarrassing department. He tells strangers in the food store all about me!
DeleteMy sisters always ask me to cook for them, which I love to do. I love baked chicken. Sounds like your sister has a great recipe there.