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Red Bliss Potatoes

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  1. Requested: Red Potatoes
    From: Hope
    Red Potatoes - i love these!, what is the little green stems or sticks
    that are in it and
    what do you use to make it oily?

    Red Bliss Potatoes

    This is from a recipe we use at my banquet hall.

    Red Potatoes (Quartered or halved whichever you want)
    Melted Whole Butter
    Olive or Blended oil
    Dry Rosemary
    Kosher Salt
    Black Pepper
    Lawry's Seasoning
    Dry Roasted Garlic Seasoning

    First after you quarter or half the potatoes, steam or cook them off just
    for a bit maybe 10 minutes or so, to get rid of excess starch. When thats
    completed get a pan deep enough to mix in. Take some potatoes, about
    enough that can cover a sheet pan, and dump them into the pan. Add about 2
    oz of oil and 3 oz of butter and mix. Then add about 2 T of salt and 1 T
    of black pepper. Mix. Add 2 T of Lawry's, 1 1/2 T Garlic, and 3 T or dry
    rosemary. Mix. Dump out on a sheet pan and set aside. Repeat these steps
    until all potatoes done and on sheet pans. Then cook at 350 degrees for
    about 20 to 25 minutes or until a light brown color. Then done serve em up
    with a great slice of beef like a filet or prime rib! :-)

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