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By A.S.K.
on October 19, 2009
i just made this today and i thought it was great. i used unsalted butter instead fo oi, and i added a sliced onion and half of a sliced green pepper. i think next time i'll add more potatoes, i used red potatoes and they were on the small side. thanks for such an easy dish. i had everything chopped and put together by the time the oven was preheated. UPDATE i have made this a few more times, and made a couple of changes to make it a bit healthier. first i use the light kielbasa, and instead of oil or butter i use 1/3 cup of water. i actually like it better this way. it is a lot less greasy. btw left overs are great with eggs in a breakfast casserole with a little cheese on top!
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on April 07, 2011
Very good! Only problem I had was that it stuck to my pyrex. I did remove the foil for the last 10 min. Will add some garlic cloves next time to roast along with it. Thanks for posting!
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on April 13, 2010
Great, easy and tasty dish. I'm giving four stars because the oil was so heavy. I think I'll cut in half next time and I think, too, I'll go for turkey kielbasa. Great combo though, added 1/4 onion and four chopped garlic cloves. Thanks for posting!!
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on November 04, 2009
This simple, quick recipe exceeds expectations. I took a hint from the previous reviewer and added a sliced green pepper, half a sliced onion and 3 crushed garlic cloves. I drizzled some olive oil in the pan and then over the ingredients before baking. It took 5 minutes to prepare and was fantastic. I will be making this often.
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on September 02, 2009
Excellent! The recipe was reduced to serve the 2 of us using red skinned potatoes and a spicy chicken sausage with some green bell pepper added in. The onion seasoning was Onion Seasoning Mix. I used olive oil instead of canola and would probably suggest reducing it to 1 tablespoon next time around.
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A time saver delicious recipe! I was searching for some way to use my turkey kielbasa and this dish hit the spot. I know it's not cool to change recipes before trying them as is, but the only changes I made were to add mushrooms, chopped green bell pepper and some onion slices to avoid making veggies on the side haha! This dish was maybe a tad bit salty from the onion soup mix, but it was so worth it. Thank you so much for a tummy pleasing meal!
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Awesome! I thought oh it will taste ok, we were wrong we craved every next bite! I did add carrots to the mix. Loved it will make it ALOT! THANK YOU!!!
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on January 12, 2008
This was good, but not exceptional. I used Hillshire Farm Beef Kielbasa and found that the oil was not necessary at all. There was far too much grease in the bottom of the pan after roasting. I also didn't think that the onion soup mix did a lot for the blend. The kielbasa had a lot of flavor on its own, and I used baby Yukon Gold potatoes that roast wonderfully, too. Overall, the recipe wasn't bad, but I will omit the oil and soup mix next time. Tossing the kielbasa and potatoes together should be sufficient for us.
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on December 12, 2006
YUM! This was great. I used Turkey sausage and also left the foil off for the last 10 minutes to have a crisper finish to the potatoes. Very good and will make again! Thanks Petunia!
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This is an easy and pretty tasty one dish meal. I made exactly as written and we enjoyed the simple, hearty flavors. Next time I think I will reduce the oil a bit and add some onions and garlic as other reviewers did.
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on March 06, 2012
Loved it! This was 2 of my favorite things in a meal...quick and tasty! My husband loved it too! We will make this many times in the future I am sure! Thanks!
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on November 16, 2011
I have been making this on top of the stove for years. It is so much better roasted in the oven!! I did not have onion soup mix so I used some fresh herbs from my garden, some garlic and some chopped onion and garlic, s and p and assorted seasonings from my cupboard. I also did not use canola oil. I used a cast iron skillet for the baking dish. Heated it up in the oven with nothing in it for 10 minutes, pulled it out and just coated it with olive oil and cooking spray very lightly. I poured a scant 1/4 cup of beef stock in the skillet, threw everything else in it, and covered it tightly with foil for 45 minutes and then uncovered it for about 15 minutes until the potatoes looked a little browned. My husband and son devoured the whole skillet. I only got a little! That never happened with my old recipe.
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Loved this! After reading all the reviews, I added chopped onion, sliced carrots, a dash of garlic salt and a little less oil. I cooked it as directed, but then uncovered it for an additional 10 - 15 min. (stirring a couple of times to brown it up a little. It was delicious and tasted even better the next day. Thanks Petunia, for a good old-fashioned left-over dish!
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on August 01, 2011
I used sausage as prefer over kilbasa. It was nice to have a potato based recipe that had enough flavor that I did not have to smother in ketchup
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on July 23, 2011
We loved this casserole, the second time I made it I omitted the oil and added a zucchini, it was great!
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on July 11, 2011
Super easy and delicious.
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on February 01, 2011
I made a substitution... sweet italian sausage instead of keilbasa, and I cut up an onion and put that in too. I bet mushrooms would be amazing! My whole family LOVED this. I will be making it again soon.
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Quick to make, easy on hand items, delish!
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Very good meat and potato dish. Added some onions. Made for I Recommend tag.
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on December 22, 2009
Easy and tasty! I baked for one hour at 375ºF and that was enough. Even my husband could make this! :) Next time I will add onion & garlic and maybe some steamed carrots. Thanks for sharing!
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