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Roasted Potatoes with a Secret Twist

November 22, 2016 By Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum Leave a Comment

roasted-potatoes

Roasted potatoes, with yams, sweet potatoes and baking potatoes, tossed with an oldie but a goodie seasoning pack will become your family favorite side dish…I promise you!

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Beef Stew with Carrots and Potatoes

November 3, 2016 By Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum Leave a Comment

beef-stew-plattedDoes anything say home to you more than a great home cooked beef stew?  You know what I’m talking about, that hearty, tasty, beef stew with carrots and potatoes that simmers in a beef broth with wine for hours creating that amazing gravy?

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Hasselback Potatoes with Bacon & Cheese

June 23, 2016 By Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum Leave a Comment

hasselback potato

Do you know what a “Hasselback Potato is”?  I didn’t until I spoke to my sister for inspiration on a new recipe, she recommended me looking it up, when I did, it didn’t take much for me to convince myself to try it out!

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Filed Under: Appetizers, Dinner Entree, Easy Entertaining, Main Meals, Side Dish Tagged With: amazing, bacon, baked, cheddar, cheese, delicious, different, easy, friend, hasselback, mm-good, mmgood, pepperjack, potato, potatoes, recipe, sweden, yum, yummy

Mark’s Amazing Potatoes and Onions

May 21, 2014 By Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum Leave a Comment

There is nothing better then to have a man cook for you, that being said, I really had a hard time just sitting back and allowing my best friends husband Mark to prepare dinner for us.  I am so grateful that I did step back and allowed him to cook as he proved he was a great cook…and he really spoiled me!  I decided to get away from my area as my kids were with my ex husband and I really needed a little break, I called my best friend Melissa and she offered for my dog and I go come on down and gave me her daughters room for 2 nights.  I really had no expectations but to relax in Brea and really didn’t want to be a burden.

It took me 2 hours to get there and I was worried that I was holding them up, instead both Melissa and Mark greeted me with hugs and we went out to eat.  We went to a place called Cha Cha’s Latin Kitchen it was lovely, Melissa ordered for the table to share the salad, some flautas with a mango sauce and an amazing salmon with a honey chipotle glaze…that glaze was out of this world (don’t think I’m not going to try to duplicate that one)!  I also had a Sangria and if you have been to my house before, you know I love sangria…this one was very tasty and much needed.

For Saturday night, Mark asked me what he can make for dinner, I told him to do whatever he wanted…again, I was spoiled as he did rib-eyed steaks on the BBQ, and Mark is amazing on the BBQ, he did crab legs, broccoli and his amazing potatoes with onions.  The story goes something like this, Marks mom loved to fry food but never fried red potatoes, Mark was camping with his friend Matt (hi Matt) and Matt introduced Mark to this recipe, this recipe is so simple and really you can modify it to your likings by adding bell peppers or any of your favorite vegetables.

First you cut your potatoes into equal pieces, cut your red onions to match your potato size, I’m sorry I don’t have a photo but I didn’t know I was going to blog this.  Then in a frying pan, add your oil, I know it seems like a lot of oil but you will drain it out later.  The ingredients are simple, seasoning salt and Worcestershire sauce.  These potatoes have been cooking for about 8-10 minutes

Marks Potatoes - with onions

he cooked it uncovered and tossed them periodically, here they are about 8-10 minutes later, you can see how the potatoes are getting nice and brown and the red onion is getting caramelized.

marks potatoes - browned

Once they became tender, he then removed them from the stove top and placed them in a colander to drain off the excess oil

Mark's Potatoes - Colander

he then put them back in the frying pan and added more worchestershire sauce and seasoning and let them cook for about 8-10 minutes more

Mark's Potatoes - Back in the pan

YUM!!!!  here they are all cooked up

Mark's Potatoes MmGood

he did a surf and turf for me that night, here is my plate of amazing food…

Mark's Food

I can’t thank you enough Melissa and Mark for all that you had done this past weekend, it was so soothing for my soul…I can’t wait for Vegas!  Thank you Mark for allowing me to watch you cook (he really wouldn’t let me lift a finger) and for allowing me to share your famous potato recipe with my followers.

Thank you for visiting my site and I hope you enjoy this recipe.  I do love comments so please feel free to leave me your comment or suggestion.  If you would like to be kept up to date with all my new recipes, I only post twice a week, please subscribe in the box listed on the top of the page “Subscribe Via Email”. You will be emailed with a link to confirm you are interested in the subscription so be sure to click on that link too.  

Thank you again ~ Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum

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Mark’s Amazing Potatoes and Onions

Ingredients

  • 2 pounds Red Potatoes, cut into cubes
  • 1 whole Red Onion, cut into same sized pieces of potatoes
  • 1/3 cup Oil
  • 2-3 teaspoons Worcestershire Sauce or to taste
  • Seasoning Salt to taste

Directions

  1. Cut your potatoes and onions into same type pieces.
  2. Put your oil in a frying pan and let it get really hot, add your potatoes and onions, add 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce and your seasoning salt.
  3. Let your potatoes cook through and turn periodically. Keep cooking until the potatoes become soft and browned. Drain your potatoes to remove the excess oil, do this in a colander and put back in the frying pan. Add more Worcestershire sauce and adjust your seasonings with seasoning salt.
  4. Serve and enjoy!
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Smashed Red Potatoes with Red Pepper Flakes

May 7, 2013 By Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum 2 Comments

My recipe for Smashed Red Potatoes is a recipe that is so simple I’m almost embarrassed to all it a recipe.  Smashed potatoes are an amazing side dish that everyone will love and you will giggle at how easy it is to make, yet you will sit back and enjoy every single compliment!

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My name is Patty Limatola-Tanenbaum and I am a “certified chef” who graduated from the Westlake Culinary Institute. While I have the experience from culinary school, I’m really only a home cook that loves to experiment and try new things. I am a single mom of two teenaged children and everyday my children teach me invaluable lessons about life.

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