Start right here, with Green Giant red potatoes. I got the 10 pound bag, because the peoples in my house are excessively greedy. My Parsley Red Potatoes are great as part of a family meal, holiday meal (think Easter), or anytime meal on a day when you’ve worked out hardcore and need some extra fuel. I am NOT afraid of the occasional dish of red potatoes. My metabolism embraces it.
So do this:
Whoops! Forgot to add a pic that shows where you boil the potatoes after you cube them, BEFORE you move on to pic #3.
And that’s parsley flakes in pic #3 with some buttah. Go on and be parley-generous, because that’s where the extra flavors will bitch-slap your taste buds into ecstasy. Heat up the butter and parsley flakes until sizzly, then add the boiled potatoes cubes and stir around gently until coated with the parsley. It’s even better to get a little golden brown sear going on those potatoes.
Add some salt, and waalaaa! The final product is fanciness and wonderment. Parsley Red Potatoes is so simple, yet so powerfully delicious. It totally transforms a basic red potato into a supah star! You will be an instant hero to anyone you feed them to.
…and I’m totally giggly at this video from Green Giant. Yes, I’m in it, so watch it! Does this mean I’m famous now?? Oh, never mind then.
So when do you add the jelly beans and chocolate bunny ears?
Those definitely look like holiday potatoes – they would be great with leg of lamb at Easter, yum.
Is the Jolly Green Giant your new boyfriend? You’re standing close enough to him in the group shot I thought his head might swallow you. heehee
Great commercial – and they really are some of the best fresh frozen veggies on the market. Bring on the corn. Now. [oooh I can’t wait. Love summer corn.]
you know I wanted some corn last night after I posted this. As for leg of lamb, I’ve had NEVER had it. Always wanted to try. The Skippy house sure is food-fancy.
You were famous long before the Green Giant got ahold of you! Looks like a tasty recipe. I will have to try it with Sunday dinner.
I love seeing people learn about farming and agriculture. The importance of farming gets overlooked so often. People tend to think that everything grows in the warehouse at walmart! You would be surprised how many people really do not make a connection with a cow and milk or a chicken and eggs. They think it all starts with a fridge a door and a grocery cart 🙂
I’m about as famous as a toad chillin’ on a termite infested log by a swamp river in the dead of night.
Yes, the farming & agriculture aspect of this trip was truly amazing. Much respect to Green Giant for their efforts to show us how they roll!
LOL, I will remember this one: “I’m about as famous as a toad chillin’ on a termite infested log by a swamp river in the dead of night.”
@Yum Yucky, yucksters!, hack!,hack!, hick!! the visual of this is comment, about toads and termites is seriously gross yucky, BUT! reguardless of what you say YOU ARE famous, lady! cause ppl want real, especially after seein the primarys!! and u are real!!! real funny!, real inspirational! real!!:)
I would eat that. Looks pretty darn tasty to me. And you are super famous. I’m sure the paparazzi are right outside your door right now. Must be annoying.
hey chickster! that recipe will be good with leg of lamb, gonna add that red potatoe recipe to my resurrection day meal. will give u the four-one-one about this addition to my meal, cause my hubs has lots of grown nephews! that come over for my easter, resurrection day meals, and the red potaoes will make my meal a man!!! meal!
oopps forgot to add, WATCH the yumyucky show!!!!!!! where greedy meets healthy with a side of good attitude LAUGHTER!!!!!! costarring greedy baby and occational popups of tayshawwwn:) hava a wonderful day girfriend
Wow, you ARE Famous! Love that little vid!
And those potatoes look so great. But my favorite part of this post is when one’s taste buds gets bitch slapped.
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What a tasty and simple potatoes recipe! These look delish!
I want my taste buds smacked up with this stuff. I will arrive at your house for dinner in (mapquesting now…) 2 hours and 47 minutes.
Do make sure to boil the potatoes, though. I had a bunch of these and left them in a dark drawer and didn’t cook them in any way, and now Jr. is growing a bunch of interplanetary-looking specimens in a huge glass cookie jar with some water in it (he’s a horticultural scientist, what can I say?)
You’re a star!!!! Whew it looked HOT!!!!!! BTW–I will be trying this recipe!!!
The vid was TOO COOL. Please sign my frozen peas 😛
Mom’s potatoes?
oh yeahhh! And they taste just like hers. The fam loves it, too.