Welcome to Scratch Made Food! & DIY Homemade Kitchen located out in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Thank you for joining us, we are very glad you did. We love potatoes in this house and wanted to put our best recipes together on one convenient page for you to take a look at...so which recipe will you make first?
Fried Mashed Potatoes, my grandmother's Potato Cakes. We will start with this frugal and delicious classic. From my childhood memories, and my grandmother's kitchen.
Twice Baked Scalloped Potatoes. I love twice baked potatoes, and thought, why not twice baked scalloped potatoes? That same night we had them for dinner! I think you are going to enjoy this frugal idea.
Dutch Potatoes. With so many delicious ingredients, it is almost a full meal in the bowl! But these go great with just about everything.
Slow Cooker Roasted Potatoes. Being able to cook potatoes with different (and convenient!) kitchen appliances is a blessing, especially in hot weather. These roasted potatoes are perfect as is or for hash browns and even cut up for potato salad.
Mashed Potatoes, no drain, Instant Pot Easy. Perfect every time! Plus this recipe will free up a burner on the stove for those busy cooking times...
Rustic 3 Vegetable Mash with Sautéed Green Onions. Creamy and so good! Perfect alongside any roast or chicken dinner. Also good along side a juicy pork chop!
Skillet Braised Sweet Potatoes and Peas. I know, this dish looks just like peas and carrots, but it is even better. The sweet potatoes pair perfectly with the peas. This will be a fun twist to offer the family.
Rustic Olive oil and Parmesan Mashed Potatoes. This is a delicious and unique mashed potato dish. But I have to say, we loved it! The flavor is wonderful.
Dusty Potatoes. Never doubt the power of breadcrumbs! This recipe will become a family favorite. When you are not sure about a side dish, this is one that will always be eaten.
Sweet Potato Gratin with Fresh Sage. Sweet potatoes have never had it so good! This is a savory, dish of sweet potatoes, no brown sugar or marshmallows in sight.
Traditional Irish Champs. Mashed potatoes don't get better than these! So make them often...and while not necessarily tradition, add a sprinkle of cheddar cheese from time to time.
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Am gonna try some of these recipes and have a chilled out week. Thanks for sharing with us at the SSPS #265 Julie Syl
ReplyDeleteAnytime!
DeleteThese recipes look amazing, especially the fried mashed potatoes. My grandma made something similar. She called them potato pancakes.
ReplyDeleteI loved spending the night at my Grandmother's after a Sunday dinner with mashed potatoes, because I knew she would make these potato cakes! Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
DeleteI love anything potatoes. Pinned 📌
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Paula, thank you for stopping by, I appreciate it.
Deletehard to go wrong with potatoes! i love them in all sorts of shapes and sizes and dishes! I think my mum used to make fried mashed potatoes. a very British dish. and i love a good gratin!
ReplyDeleteSherry, I have never met a potato I didn't like! Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
DeleteI love potatoes in all their forms! These look like some delicious recipes.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, thanks so much! I could make a whole meal out of potatoes, but I do try from time to time to get a few other veggies!
DeleteCan never have too many potato recipes!
ReplyDeleteI agree!
DeleteI am not a huge fan of baking in oil, but I must admit that those potato cakes does look awesome and so scrumdiddlyumptious
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Esme, you can never have too many potato recipes!
DeleteThese all look so good - the hard part is choosing!! Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party. Hope your weekend is amazing!
ReplyDeleteHelen, thank you! And thanks for hosting, I appreciate it.
DeleteThis is great! I get bored with the same old potato sides, you have so many ideas here to change things up!
ReplyDeleteLeslie, thank you! And thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
DeleteI love potatoes in any form, and all of these look yummy--but your grandma's fried mashed potatoes are calling my name. :) Pinning. Visiting from Senior Salon Pit Stop.
ReplyDeleteJennifer, I don't know if I loved those potatoes BECAUSE grandmother made them or ??? They are one of my favorite memories of my Grandmother. Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.
DeleteCongratulations Melynda, your post will be featured on Monday at SSPS #284. See you again on Monday.
ReplyDeleteEsme, thank you kindly! Thanks for all you do with SSPS!
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