Let me tell you a little bit about myself and COUNTRY LINKed. First off I am a stay at home mama, a farm girl, a farmer's wife and inspiring photographer. I love all aspects of the farming life and being able to live (and breathe) in the country. I love to capture our life on the farm with my camera and take pictures almost every day. I was born and raised on my family's farm in Northern Missouri. We are diversified farmers, meaning that we do more than one type of production agriculture. Not only do we grow corn and soybeans, but we also raise hogs, cattle, and have hay production.
Now
that I am all grown up, I once again live on the family farm with my
husband Seth and our three wonderful children, Wyatt (9), Kendall (6)
and Tessa (3). They make each and every day a joy and I love being able
to stay home with them. We are trying to raise them to be
hard-working, smart, funny, dedicated individuals who will not take what
God has created for granted. Many of my posts in my blog will are
about them and the fun things that only farm/country kids get to do. I
also blog about our daily lives and activities that occur in and around
this wonderful place that we call HOME.
Here
at COUNTRY LINKed there are three things that are very important to us:
Faith, Family and Farming. By putting all three together, you get us,
The Country Link's.
Blessings to you,
Laurie - Country Link
Potatoes are a favorite side dish here in the
Country and we would love to share our favorite recipe with you. These
potatoes are super easy to make and take just minutes to prepare. The
red potatoes are our favorite to use, but any kind of potato will work.
If you prefer a little more spice, add additional pepper or try chili
powder.
These are all the ingredients you need for these yummy potatoes.
Cut the
potatoes into small to medium pieces and place in a prepared 9x13 baking
pan. I like to cut mine smaller because I do have small children and
it does cut down on the cooking time.
Next
you need to melt two Tablespoons of butter and one Tablespoon of honey.
I melt them together so that I can then easily drizzle it over the
potatoes before I sprinkle on the spices.
Sprinkle
on the Lawry's season salt, salt, garlic powder and pepper. Toss to
coat. Place in a 450 degree oven and bake uncovered for 25-30 minutes.
Stir at least once.
Potatoes are done when they are a nice golden brown and tender.
And that
is it! We had our potatoes with a marinaded pork steak, (farm raised),
sweet corn from our garden, crescent rolls and a nice garden salad. We
hope you enjoy your own Country Barbecued Potatoes at your next dinner.
Country Barbecue Potatoes
2 lbs small red potatoes, cut into small pieces
2 Tbs butter, melted
1 tsp honey
3 tsp Lawry’s seasoning salt
½ tsp salt
¼ tsp garlic powder
¼ tsp pepper
Coat a 9X13 baking
pan with nonstick spray. Cut the
potatoes into small-medium sized pieces and put in your pan. Melt the butter and honey and then drizzle
over the potatoes. Sprinkle with
seasoning salt, salt, garlic powder and pepper.
Toss well to coat. Bake,
uncovered, in your preheated 450 degree oven for 25-30 minutes or until the
potatoes are tender and golden brown.
Stir the potatoes at least once.
I have to admit that I got this recipe in the morning and had to try it that night. Even my 9 year old said it was awesome! I didn't know potatoes could be so tasty. This is one recipe you really need to try. Thanks for sharing Laurie!!
-A Kansas Farm Mom
Shared on:
Thursday's Treasures
Foodie Friends Friday
Carole's Chatter
Farmgirl Friday Blog Hop
Shared on:
Thursday's Treasures
Foodie Friends Friday
Carole's Chatter
Farmgirl Friday Blog Hop
Whoa...Making them to night.
ReplyDeleteLet me know how ya'll like them. My kids thought they were great!
DeleteIt turned out great Nicole! Thanks so much for asking me to do this. Was so fun!!
ReplyDeleteNo, thank you! I will share it on my usual parties and see what everyone else thinks. You did a great job with the pictures. :)
Deletethank you for linking this in to Food on Friday. We are now getting quite a collection of potato dishes together. Do stop by some of the other links to check them out!
ReplyDeletePs If you would like email reminders of future Food on Fridays, just pop by and comment and include your email - I won't publish it - and the reminder will be by bcc so it will remain private
Thanks for sharing at Foodie Friends Friday, great looking side dish, I think I would just eat them all :)
ReplyDeleteI love FFF! There are always tons of recipes I want to try. Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteI make a similar potato but have never thought of adding honey. I am going to do that the next time that I make them either in the oven or on the BBQ. Thanks for sharing these on Foodie Friends Friday and remember to come back and vote today. Also want to let you know that I picked these as my host favorite for the week. They will be featured on the Daily Dish Magazine on Monday and then on next week's party post on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks! This is definitely my family's favorite way to eat potatoes. That little bit of honey really does add something special. Thanks for picking them and sharing them again!!
DeleteI love the idea of using honey in the potatoes, I bet these taste great! Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friends Friday!
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