This is an easy recipe. You can use it as a side dish or main course. The potatoes can be cooked in advance and stored in the fridge. I use my electric pressure cooker or the Sun Oven to cook a batch of potatoes all at once. I love free power from the sun...
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You can use any type of potato that you prefer. I pick out my smallest potatoes to use in this recipe. |
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Wash and rinse your potatoes. Do not peel. Boil until thoroughly cooked. In a skillet, heat up a small amount of oil on medium-high heat. |
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Smash your potatoes and place them into the heated skillet. Salt and pepper to taste. Cook until crisp on both sides. Different seasonings can be used. |
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I made a batch of homemade Beanie Weenies as our main course and used the smash potatoes as a side dish. |
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My potatoes are crisping up nicely. |
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I added bread and viola, we had a nice and easy meal with a fun game of Backgammon. |
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On this occasion, we had smash potatoes cooked with taco seasonings for a Mexican flare. I topped the potatoes with cheese and I served them with a homemade burrito and a side salad with spicy tomatoes on top. |
As you can see, these potatoes can be served with many different types of meals. Using Smash Potatoes for breakfast is a favorite of ours. Just use your imagination and change up your seasonings...
Enjoy,
Mrs. Smith
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