The Pork Chop post helped me to decide what I was going to do with the butterfly chop I set to thaw. I have red and purple fingerling potatoes I thought maybe I would roast. Add some rosemary to them? I have never cooked with fingerlings before. First time I have ever run across them in the flesh actually. I have some fresh green beans and carrots to do something with to serve alongside.
The Pork Chop post helped me to decide what I was going to do with the butterfly chop I set to thaw. I have red and purple fingerling potatoes I thought maybe I would roast. Add some rosemary to them? I have never cooked with fingerlings before. First time I have ever run across them in the flesh actually. I have some fresh green beans and carrots to do something with to serve alongside.
Too late for the occasion, but I've had good success simply steaming fingerlings until they are just tender but not falling apart. A little butter, s&p, and enjoy the freshness you're paying extra money for. Save the more aggressive seasonings, like roasting with rosemary or thyme (or both), for more ordinary potatoes. -aem
Still have a couple. That is what I will do with those. Thank you.
Debbie
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Debbie said:
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The Pork Chop post helped me to decide what I was going to do with the butterfly chop I set to thaw. I have red and purple fingerling potatoes I thought maybe I would roast. Add some rosemary to them? I have never cooked with fingerlings before. First time I have ever run across them in the flesh actually. I have some fresh green beans and carrots to do something with to serve alongside.
Too late for the occasion, but I've had good success simply steaming fingerlings until they are just tender but not falling apart. A little butter, s&p, and enjoy the freshness you're paying extra money for. Save the more aggressive seasonings, like roasting with rosemary or thyme (or both), for more ordinary potatoes. -aem