Spicy Roasted Potatoes

"These are easy and fantastic! Try different herbs; just about any traditional herbs will work."
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • In a medium bowl, mix the mustard oil, garlic, tarragon, paprika, and red pepper into a smooth paste.
  • Cut the potatoes into 1 inch pieces.
  • Pat dry with paper towels. Add to the bowl and toss to coat.
  • Coat a baking sheet with cooking spray. Add the potatoes in a single layer.
  • Bake at 425 for 30-35 minutes or until tender. (Cooking time depends on how small you cut the potatoes).
  • Serve hot as a snack (like French fries) or a side dish.

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Reviews

  1. These are wonderful potatoes! I used some Mediterranean oregano instead of the tarragon and 3 large red potatoes but otherwise made as posted. The red pepper flakes give it a nice zing. The potatoes were done in about 30 minutes (I cut into 1 inch cubes or so. I know I will be using this recipe many times. Thanks for posting a keeper! Made and reviewed for PAC, Fall 2007 :)
     
  2. Great potatoes! We loved these! I added a little more garlic than the recipe stated, but I love garlic! Made for Zaar World Tour.
     
  3. Great roast potatoes - will definitely make again. Thanks dicentra. Made for ZWTIII.
     
  4. These are excellent potatoes! Crisp and crunchy, and spicy on the outside, soft and creamy on the inside. My family loves roasted potatoes and these are a great variation on my regular recipe. I would never have thought to use mustard in the coating. I half the tarragon and added thyme as my DD isn't a big tarragon fan. An 1/8 tsp red pepper was perfect for us. One obvious ommission in the recipe - you have to add salt to potatoes, I also added black pepper. One other note, unless you are using giant potaotes this would never feed 4-6. More like 2-3. I made them with salmon, they would be great with barbeque or any basic meat dish.
     
  5. These were excellent!! Nice and crispy with a touch of heat. This is a keeper in my cookbook. Made it as a side dish and prepared it without any changes. (well, "OK I did increase the red peppers to 1/4 tsp"). Thanks dicooks for posting! Update: Well, what do you know, I made this dish again but I did make a change. I used sweet potatoes this time. They came out oh! so tender and with the same excellent flavor. I just don't understand why nobody else is trying this dish. It's a must make! (Hello, are you out there?) Thanks, again dicentra (dicooks) for posting
     
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  1. These are wonderful potatoes! I used some Mediterranean oregano instead of the tarragon and 3 large red potatoes but otherwise made as posted. The red pepper flakes give it a nice zing. The potatoes were done in about 30 minutes (I cut into 1 inch cubes or so. I know I will be using this recipe many times. Thanks for posting a keeper! Made and reviewed for PAC, Fall 2007 :)
     

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