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Monday, April 12, 2010

Seasoned Baked Potatoes(Short cuts)



Par-boiled, Sliced, Seasoned & Ready to bake !


Quick and Perfect every time ...


use Idaho potatoes ...wash well and par boil ...do not over cook ....

oil a cookie sheet ,slice potatoes 1/2 inch thick and season with salt,pepper,garlic powder,onion powder,oregano and paprika or (Cayenne pepper if you like a little spice)... (rosemarie is delish in this dish as well ..just remember when using fresh herbs they will burn so just sprinkle over the potatoes 1 minute prior to taking them out of the oven ) Dried herbs will not burn so you can season before baking .

sprinkle a little olive oil over the top

bake in a preheated 450 - 475 degree oven for 10 to 15 minutes...till crispy and a golden brown.

You can boil them days in advance and store in the fridge for quick side dishes or for the holidays ... Slice and bake them as you need them .

Monday, February 8, 2010

Flounder Savoy

I am not much of a fish eater but absolutely love flounder done with this recipe . So light and does not taste fishy at all.

very quick and easy .


1/2 cup flour ..add a dash of salt & pepper and mix
1 egg .. whisk
2 tablespoon milk (mix w/the egg)
1 minced garlic
1 tablespoon butter
fresh parsley
lemon juice from 1 lemon
3 tablespoons water
salt & pepper to taste

oil for frying

coat your flounder with the flour , then dip in the egg , fry on med heat , flip and cook other side ..Take fish out onto plate and remove excess oil from fry pan , add the garlic in the fry pan and fry for 1 minute add the butter lemon juice and parsley, salt & pepper to taste and 3 tablespoon of water and place flounder back into fry pan to coat. server over rice pilaf with a side of your favorite vegetable.