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Every Sunday we will feature a Kitchen Korner feature article. This will be a small blurb about an easy recipe that you can add to your family meal time. Most of these will be quick meal idea’s along with pictures!
What do I do next?
Preheat your oven to 400 Degree’s Fahrenheit, Cut potatoes in small cubes, sprinkle (generously) with Cajun spice and Salt if desired and Olive Oil. Mix your potatoes up so they are evenly covered. Once your potatoes are covered evenly with the seasonings, pour them into an aluminum (or greased cooking pan) and cover with Tin Foil. Cook for 40 minutes or until potatoes are soft but firm.
Serve and Enjoy!
–Thanks to Lea for this quick side dish idea!
If you’d like to submit and article for publication, please contact me at erincarrasco@gmail.com with ingredients and directions along with a photo. I will only publish food recipes with photo’s. You will get full credit for your idea should you want your name published.
Erin Carrasco (Real Tech Mom) is a mom of a beautiful baby boy born in March. She also looks after her other two kids (Mia and Keely, her two cats) and her wonderful husband of four years. It has taken some time getting used to not being at home every day, but being a mom is a different type of job and I admire the moms who get to be with their kids every day!
Moms like me know that just because everyone says you should do it, or not do it does not make it set in stone. For us dinner is never the same time every night and because of my husband’s job, our lives are ruled by overtime, extra overtime, travel and the crack blackberry. I am not only a mom, I’m a woman and human being. Believe it or not I do enjoy a lot more than just being a mom! Some of my passions are a little geeky but still they’re me none the less.
Kelly
July 7th, 2008 at 6:25 am
We do the same thing, but instead of cajun seasoning we buy Clubhouse La Grille Vegetable Seasoning – it’s really tasty! And we also often just spray some cooking spray on a piece of foil and wrap the potatoes up in that and throw the little “package” right in the oven – less to clean up. We do the same thing for BBQing as well!
Amy
July 17th, 2008 at 5:42 am
I do something similar with a package of onion soup mix