Parmesan Potatoes

Remember a few weeks ago when we decided that I needed to try alllll the recipes I was craving–rather than just picking one? Well, we did the first recipe last week, so it’s only fair that we make the next one–Parmesan Potatoes this very day. My oh my–they were good! Cheesy, buttery, crunchy on the edges and soft and lovely on the inside. Beat that if you can.

 

I started with pretty little red potatoes because from what I’ve read–they are much, MUCH better for you than the other kind. Plus, they are smoother textured and faster cooking as well.

Wash and dry your potatoes, then slice them in half.

Heat oven to 400 degrees. Now melt 1/4 cup of butter in a large baking dish. Next, you’ll sprinkle in your favorite seasoning–like garlic salt, seasoning salt, or even just salt and pepper. It’s up to you. I love lots of flavor so I used this Organic No-Salt Seasoning mix–from Costco. Just shake it generously over the melted butter.

Next, you’ll shake Parmesan Cheese VERY generously over the butter seasoning mixture. When we make these again, I will use twice as much Parmesan as you see here. It look like plenty of cheese, but once it cooked–I wanted more. Next time…next time…

Place the potatoes face down in the cheesey butter…

   

and bake for about 40 minutes. Allow the potatoes to cool for about 10 or 15 minutes.

When you flip them over, they will be all buttery and cheesey and you’ll have to fight your wolf-like instincts to just gobble them all up.

Do wait long enough to serve with seasoned sour cream, Ranch dressing, Barbecue sauce or Fry Sauce.

Of course, you could go wild and eat them plain.

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Parmesan Potatoes
 
Ingredients
  • 10-15 red potatoes--washed
  • ¼ cup butter
  • 1-2 Tbsps Seasoning Salt
  • ½ to ¾ cup Parmesan cheese
Instructions
  1. Slice potatoes.
  2. Melt butter in baking pan.
  3. Sprinkle seasoning and cheese over butter.
  4. Place potatoes face down in butter mixture.
  5. Bake at 400 degrees for 40 minutes.
  6. Allow to cool for 15 minutes.
  7. Serve with sour cream or your favorite dipping sauce.

Amazing

Let’s pretend for a moment that I am an avid quilter and I just saw these two lovely magazines on the stand at the store.

“My, my,” I would say, “just look at that beautiful quilt on the cover there.

Someone very clever must have made that.

Someone very clever indeed, to have her own design and quilt work featured in a national magazine…

oh, wait…

I mean, in two national magazines…at the same time. “

 

Now let’s pretend that I’m actually a lot of things but one of them is not an avid quilter.

In fact, let’s pretend that I’m just a lady with a huge love and appreciation not only for the beautiful quilting craft…

but for an incredibly talented daughter as well.

Congratulations honey. We’re so proud of you.

love,

Mom

See more of April’s designs at Prairie Grass Patterns

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Things I’m Loving…

right this minute.

Bringing home a little bit of Autumn from the grocery store even if we didn’t get it from the garden this year.

Having a photography genius for a son-in-law who took this gorgeous picture of the same river that I took a picture of except my picture didn’t look anything like this. Someday I’ll figure my camera out. In the meantime…thanks Josh!

Having my far away boy happily settled in his new country–Kazakhstan–where he can finally have an oven and they grow apples as big as his hand. Trust me, that’s big!

The rolliest, polliest, sweetest little baby legs a guy could possibly ever have.

My new favorite TV show, “Once Upon A Time” on Sunday nights. I’m. So. Hooked.

Having our own little fix-it girl who’s decided that she is in charge of all home repairs from now on.  ;}

Finding out that Mock Turtles do indeed taste just as good in October as they do at Christmas time. hee hee.

Finally having some good news to send to the boy about his beloved Vikings–at last, at last. Go Vikings!

Watching the rain pour down from my bedroom window…hearing it…smelling it…and reaching my hand out the window to touch it. Ooooh–welcome Autumn!

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What about you–what are you loving right this minute?

{ True Strength }

Hardship, in forcing us to exercise greater patience and forbearance in daily life, actually makes us stronger and more robust. From the daily experience of hardship comes a greater capacity to accept difficulties without losing our sense of inner calm. Of course, I do not advocate seeking out hardship as a way of life, but merely wish to suggest that, if you relate to it constructively, it can bring greater inner strength and fortitude.

Dalai Lama