Saturday, August 27, 2011

Real women eat potatoes....

Grown in her garden,
dug from the earth,
 covered in dirt,
 as big as her hand,
 and washed, cut, and tossed in olive oil and onion powder and then 
roasted in a shallow pan at 400 degrees,
for 30-45 minutes, turning a few times, then sprinkled with sea salt so that they have a creamy warm inside, and a salty, crispy outside.

forget the carbs!

Jen

16 comments:

  1. Nice crop! I love growing and eating things in my garden too. Enjoy!

    Pam

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  2. They look so yummy! I have found that organic potatoes taste so good. Home grown potatoes must be the best!

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  3. Wonderful that you grow your own potatoes! Homegrown vegetables are the best! I love being able to go out to the garden, pick something and then eat it. Your recipe sounds so tasty!

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  4. I love potatoes! They are the only thing I could eat when I was expecting!

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  5. Yes!! great post darling...love patotoes......from oven......nice sunday...love from me...xxx...

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  6. They do taste completely different when dug out of one's own garden. Yum!!

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  7. I love potatoes! I think something you'd grown yourself would taste much, much better!
    tot

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  8. Your potatoes look wonderful! I cannot wait to start my fall garden. I have been enjoying looking at all of your before & after projects. Your home is absolutely lovely! Thank you for stopping by my blog Jennifer :)

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  9. YUM!!! I have not tried growing potatoes in my garden...next year I will!

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  10. Congratulations on your garden! This is one of my favorites...roasted potatoes.

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  11. I am with you! Real women DO eat potatoes! They look delicious too. I love potatoes. Thanks for such a delightful post.
    xo~
    Karen

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  12. Aww you just made me hungry!!!

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  13. So jealous! My papa used to grow those potatoes and I miss them!! Yum :)

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  14. I've done that with sweet potatoes too...garlic powder is also awesome!

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  15. Looks absolutely delicious. Love that they came from your garden.

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