« Sufferin' | Main | Knits at 11 »

30 December 2011

Deemed even better the 2nd time

I made Roasted Potato Stacks again for our Christmas Eve dinner (photo recycled from Thanksgiving).

After

The first time I made them, I had help; the second time, I was on my own. There's a lot of slicing and layering of potatoes with brushing of garlic-infused olive oil and it's a perfect-for-teamwork recipe.

Not only was I working by myself at Christmas, I was also a little behind and needed to find a way to speed up the process. I needed to get the oil on the potatoes quickly. My first thought was to go the shake-and-bake route, but that works best when there's a dry component... not so much with only garlic and oil.

I ended up going old-school with a big bowl and a spoon (and no plastic waste) and just stirred it all up. I'm sure some potato slices were oiled up slicker than others, but in the end it worked out great. An empty platter and calls for more were testament to that. I sprinkled with sea salt, pepper and, this time, a little rosemary in place of thyme. Yum.

I need another 12-cup muffin pan!

 

Comments

Mmmmmmmm! Looks mighty tasty! :-)

Those sound so delicious!

You are making me hungry with that delicious description and photo! Do you think just stacking them on a baking sheet would work or would they fall over?

Rosemary on potatoes! My fave! This recipe sounds so good and, perhaps, takes a bit less work than good ol' smashed potatoes.

You have got to be kidding me. Just looking at those potatoes is making my mouth water!

The comments to this entry are closed.

My Photo

My Other Accounts

Facebook Flickr Google Plus Pandora Twitter Instagram Follow Me on Pinterest Rav_link
Blog powered by TypePad
Member since 03/2004
Victoria Mothes (knitorious) is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.
Victoria Mothes (knitorious) is a participant in the Craftsy Affiliate Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to craftsy.com.