On the 4th of July, I had a bag of red potatoes and needed to make a “dairy-free” red potato for those of us who are not having dairy products these days, as well as a dairy-filled something or other. I made the Grilled Red Potatoes for the guys and me, and this for Steve and my MIL. It’s a grilled spin-off of the Roasted Red Potato Salad that I made this winter.
Ingredients
About 2 lb. red potatoes, quartered ($1.50)
2 Tbsp olive oil ($.20)
1 garlic clove, crushed ($.05)
2 rosemary sprigs (free from the garden)
Salt and pepper
About 1/2 cup sour cream ($.25)
Mix-In Ideas: Other Garden Herbs, Chives or Green Onions, Bacon Crumbles, What else?!?
Directions
1. Wash the potatoes and rosemary and pat dry.
2. Add the olive oil and crush garlic to a mixing bowl.
3. Add chopped rosemary and some salt and pepper.
4. Add in the quartered red potatoes and toss the potatoes with the oil and rosemary.
5. Place a few spoonfuls on a piece of foil.
6. Wrap the potatoes into packets.
7. Grill the potato packets for about 10-15 minutes, or until they look like this.
8. Transfer the potatoes to the mixing bowl and mash gently. Stir in the sour cream, and any other mix-ins.
9. Serve Grilled Red Potato Salad warm or cold.
Makes 4-6 side dish portions.
Cost $2
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My cheap recipe for today is a side dish too!
My recipe is a dessert, but at this time of year peaches are very inexpensive and delicious.
Thanks for the carnival.
I love roasted red potatoes!!!
Never thought of mashing them and adding the mix-ins. Mmmm!!!
MMMMM…..I love red potatoes-I would eat them straight out of the foil packet:)
love cooking in foil packs
I did this with a few more ingredients that are wonderful tasting…add sweet vidalia onions and Old Bay Seasoning. I used butter instead of olive oil. YUMMY!!!
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