So last week we picked up an extra bag of potatoes. We were going to make some baked potato soup;
however when I came home I found that I already had a bag in the pantry! That means I had TWO ten pound bags of potatoes
to use. I tossed a bag and a ½ in the
oven and baked them. I then learned that
you really only need about 5 to make baked potato soup, so here I was with like
20 – 25 left over baked potatoes.
What to do, what to do?
I created a recipe for baked potato fries and for Meatless
Monday this week I’m going to provide you with a cute little recipe that you
can use when you have left over potatoes OR just any time you want to.
Start with your dredging mixture. You’ll want to use some milk and seasoned flour. You can season the flour however you’d
like. For my recipe I used about 3
tablespoons of paprika, some onion salt and garlic salt. Dredge them up and deep fry them. Here’s what you need
Ingredients
- 4-5 large potatoes Baked
- ½ pot of cooking oil
- ½ cup of Milk
- 2 cups of flour
- Seasonings – Use whatever seasonings you’d like – Paprika, onion salt, garlic powder, chili powder
- Dipping Sauce – I use organic ketchup or I make my own honey mustard by adding Mayo, Honey and Mustard and a bit of salt.
Process
Take the foil wrap off your potatoes
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| Photo Credit - Renee Olson |
Slice them pretty thick, length wise
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Dredge them by starting with the milk and then into the
flour (for extra crispy you can dredge twice)
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Carefully drop the potato wedges into the hot oil
Fry until golden brown
Put together your dipping sauce
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And serve!
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Now, as I've mentioned before I’m not a vegan or a strict
vegetarian so some of my ingredients do contain animal products. For Vegans you will need to leave out the
honey mustard sauce completely.
Enjoy!
Namaste & Blessed Be
Sosanna
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