Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (2024)

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Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (1)

With the holidays behind us I’m sure ready to scale back & simplify things around here. How about you? From the things I commit to on my calendar all the way down to the choices I make for dinner, I want things to be easier than ever. It doesn’t hurt if it’s quick too, because we all know that dinner time can be so chaotic already. So what better way to ease things up than to make some simple, almost effortless side dishes to satisfy your hungry family.

I love making these Easy Roasted Potatoes because they are packed full of flavor, nutrients & only require a handful of ingredients & less than 30 minutes to make. I can literally get these going, pop them in the oven & I’m free to work on my main dish. By the time that’s done- so are these potatoes & it all comes together perfectly. If your kids are older like mine, you could even have them help with this while you work on the other dishes. Sometimes I like to have my kids wash & prep the potatoes & other times I have them preparing salad as I work on getting these foil packets together.

Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (2)

Here is what you need:

6-12 baby red potatoes- washed & quartered
4 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp lemon juice
1 tsp salt
2 tsp granulated garlic
Chives for garnish (optional)

Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (3)

Step 1: Start by preheating the oven to 375 & cutting your potatoes. I like to quarter them so they are more bite size.

Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (4)

Step 2: Place potatoes on sheets of foil on a large baking sheet. Combine olive oil, lemon juice & seasonings in small bowl & whisk until combined. Spoon over your potatoes – it’s not going to coat them completely, that’s okay.

Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (5)

Step 3: Fold the foil in & pinch tightly so it’s sealed closed. Bake about 17-25 minutes or until tender.

Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (6)

These are so delicious. I love serving them along side fried chicken or my favorite garlic butter filet Mignon. I love that these are simple enough that I can get the kids in the kitchen & learning. They already know that they can eat quick & still keep it healthy which is great. You can make dinner less of a chore when the recipes are swift & easy like this one.

Easy Roasted Potatoes | 5 Ingredients or Less | Food Made Simple | Meatless Meals| Side Dishes | Potato Recipes (7)

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Easy Roasted Potatoes

These potatoes come together with just a few ingredients and make a great side dish for any meal.

Course Side Dish

Cuisine American

Keyword Easy Roasted Potatoes

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 25 minutes

Total Time 35 minutes

Servings 4 servings

Author Gina Kleinworth

Ingredients

  • 6-12 baby red potatoes- washed & quartered
  • 4 tbsp olive oil
  • 1 tbsp lemon juice
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 2 tsp granulated garlic
  • Chives for garnish optional

Instructions

  1. Start by preheating the oven to 375 & cutting your potatoes. I like to quarter them so they are more bite size.

  2. Place potatoes on sheets of foil on a large baking sheet. Combine olive oil, lemon juice & seasonings in small bowl & whisk until combined. Spoon over your potatoes - it's not going to coat them completely, that's okay.

  3. Fold the foil in & pinch tightly so it's sealed closed. Bake about 17-25 minutes or until tender.

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Gina, author of Kleinworth & Co, is a busy homeschooling mom to 3 great kids ages 11-17. She likes to find new ways to make life simple & streamlined on a budget. She loves to share easy DIY projects, fun crafts with the kids & a whole lot of recipes, with a few photography tips sprinkled in occasionally too.

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The risk of cholesterol, heart attack and stroke can be reduced by the consumption of roasted potatoes. The Vitamin B6 and fiber present in roasted potatoes help to improve metabolism. The increased weight can be easily reduced back to a normal level by including roasted potatoes in the diet.

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