A great roasted potato side dish made with olive oil and herbs.

Oven Roasted Potatoes

olive oil

garlic

basil

marjoram

dill weed

thyme

oregano

parsley

red pepper flakes

salt

potatoes,

Preheat oven to 475 degrees F (245 degrees C).


In a large bowl, combine oil, garlic, basil, marjoram, dill weed, thyme, oregano, parsley, red pepper flakes, and salt. Stir in potatoes until evenly coated. Place potatoes in a single layer on a roasting pan or baking sheet.


Roast for 20 to 30 minutes in the preheated oven, turning occasionally to brown on all sides.


Use Yukon Golds (cut them in eighths) or new/reds (cut them in quarters).  Put them in a big ziploc with the oil.  Add salt and crushed BLACK pepper -- lots of it, if you like spice.

Forget all the herbs -- they conflict.  Add about 4 tablespoons of lightly chopped rosemary, or 2 tbl. of dried rosemary.  Throw in the garlic, too, more if you like garlic.

That's it -- salt, pepper, oil, garlic and rosemary.  Shake the bag, and let it sit on your counter for a while, shaking occasionally.  No more than 10 minutes, with a few shakes.

If you prefer basil, use basil instead of rosemary.  If you prefer spicy, shake some hot sauce into the bag.  You get the idea.  Keep it simple.

Then bake.  Then enjoy.

Like others, I used red potatoes and, as a time-saver, left the skins on.  To keep it low maintanence, I cooked at 350 (while other dishes were in the oven) for about 45 minutes.  In the last 10 mintues, I broiled them to get them crispy on the outside, soft on the inside.  Reheats well.  Delish.

Delicious and easy.  I make these all of the time, but have started to use only a few spices and herbs - at this point, I feel the outcome is best when only garlic powder, salt, ground black pepper and chili powder is used.  Sometimes I'll add some rosemary, but most times I do not.  Thanks - love these!!!

Instead of measuring out all the different spices I just used about 1 1/2 tsp. to 2 tsp. of Herbes de Provence which has many of the spices listed here. I used Yukon Gold potatoes (always!).  Placed the quartered potatoes in a gallon sized ziploc bag.  Added the oil, garlic, Herbes de Provence, salt and some fresh ground pepper.  Shook up and poured out on to a cookie sheet sprayed with cooking spray.  Baked as directed.  Beautiful result.  Thanks!

I made this and used only the  olive oil , garlic, basil, parsley, red pepper flakes, salt and pepper and it was AMAZING!!! I also baked it at 350 for about 50 mins, and the potatoes were perfect, not too mushy, not too crunchy. Delicious!

These are my favorite roasted potatoes, I make them all the time. They are tender, delicious and pretty too. One note of warning - I found that 475 was too high, I bake these on 425 for about 35 minutes. 

Fantastic recipe!  I doubled the recipe with no problems.  I did microwave the potatoes (in their jackets) to reduce cooking time.  Skip the peeling!  The skin adds nutrients and interest!  

Use Yukon potatoes cut in 8ths or new/reds cut in 1/4s. Put in lg plastic bag with oil. Add salt and BLACK pepper. Forget the herbs-they conflict. Add 2T dried rosemary the garlic--more if you like-- thats it salt pepper garlic rosemary. Shake the bag and let it sit on the counter for no more than 10 min shaking occasionally. If desired subsitute basil for the rosemary. Then bake. You get the idea. Keep it simple

This is a great recipe each time I make it I vary whatever spices I feel I want to use it's very versatile! I normally like to cut up the potatoes and then boil them for about 5 minutes or so and then put them in a pyrex dish and bake for 20 minutes it makes sure they are soft and and the roasting makes them crispy. The get eaten up every time!

I'm not sure what I did to make this taste ok....but followed this receipe to a T and I preferred my own herb receipe for roasted potatoes

See how to make easy oven roasted potatoes.

oven roasted potatoes

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes

Total: 45 minutes

Servings: 4

Author : JMRYGH

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