We're carb-oholoics. Yeah that's right, I'll admit it. Although I'm sure you caught on to that after my husband brought home twenty pounds of potatoes. So I'm always searching for new and yummy ways to make some starchy goodness. When I stumbled upon this recipe, I knew I wanted to try it. But I have a confession to make first. I've never been to a Boston Market. So I have absolutely no idea if these are similar, but they were darn good!
Ingredients:
- 7 new red potatoes
- 2 cloves of garlic, pressed
- 1 stick of butter
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/2 tsp black pepper
- 1/2 tsp celery salt
- 2 tsp dried dill weed (I ended up adding a little more)
Directions:
- Wash potatoes and boil until barely soft.
- Drain and cut potatoes into wedges
- Melt 1 stick of butter in a large frying pan and saute garlic for about one minutes
- Add potatoes and the rest of the seasonings
- Pan fry until they are lightly brown
Okay so no, it isn't the healthiest recipes. But if you've been saving up for a calorie splurge, do it on these potatoes! They were a delicious change of pace.
Source: Recipezaar





11 comments:
ooh. i love dill and have some growing in my garden...thanks for the idea!
WOW a whole stick of butter!? They must be reeeeally good! I always make skillet potatoes with like 1 tbsp of oil and then wonder why they don't taste very good...
I used to work at Boston Market when I was a teenager, these look good!
With 1 whole stick of butter, this can not be wrong.. Love dill also. Looks delicious! Great different wat to prepare potaoes.
I know they tasted fantastic with all that butter! They do look like something you'd get at a restaurant!
This and your recent recipes all look wonderful! I've been on a slight commenting hiatus with my busy schedule lately... but it's great to catch up and see what's cooking in your kitchen!
Nothing wrong with fried potatoes!
Sadly my hubby and I are doing South Beach, so I haven't had a potato cross my lips in almost a month!
I may have to cheat soon! :D
These look great!!
Mmmm, I love potatoes like this! If you wanted to make them a little healthier, you can just coat in olive oil and roast instead!
Dill is a nice touch, I prefer it to parsley.
Love me some fried tators right now!
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