My Grandpa Arnie used to eat boiled Baby Red potatoes EVERY single night with his dinner. Boiled in water, smashed with a bit of butter and he was good to go. I don't think he even seasoned them. Good old Scandinavian dinner...meat, boiled potatoes and bread. My poor Grandma was a great cook and that is what the man wanted, EVERY night.
I was never much of a potato girl and definitely not a boiled potato girl until I tried this. A quick and easy boiled potato that you can prep ahead of time but doesn't taste like a boiled potato.
What you'll need..
Baby Red Potatoes
Olive Oil
Butter
Favorite Seasoning
Wash the potatoes and boil them in a pot of well salted water until fork tender. Cool or put in the fridge over night.
Slice the cooled potatoes into 1/4 or 1/6, you are going to want to use a knife with a serrated edge (bread knife) so the potato doesn't smush.
Put side down in a frying pan.
Turn the heat to a medium high.
Sprinkle potatoes with your favorite seasoning (I used salt, pepper and Thyme), drizzle with a couple tablespoons of Olive Oil and a few pats of butter. Cook for few minutes until they start to get golden and crispy. Flip with a pancake turner OR I call it a spatula and cook the other side for the same amount of time. Serve.
Here they are ready in the pan
And, the finished potato
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