byrd1956
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byrd1956 said:Does anyone know how to keep red potatoes looking red when you boil them w/the skin on. They always look so much 'prettier' that way. Any tips out there??
byrd1956 said:Can roasted potatoes be used in potato salad? Boston Market has steamed red potatoes and they look pretty red.
janetupnorth said:Has anyone made red potatoes with the parmesan garlic dipping seasoning yet? I got some red potatoes on sale at the grocery store last night and was thinking of trying it... Is there a PC or similar recipe out there already?
I skimmed about 4 pages of threads with no luck yet...
chefann said:I've tended to buy red potatoes the last few times I've gotten them, and they work well with the seasonings. I cut them into 1/2 to 3/4" cubes, toss them with a little oil (the garlic oil is faboo) and some of the parm garlic seasoning. Spread in a single layer on a Bar Pan or Sheet Pan, and roast in a 400˚ oven for about 30 minutes. We actually just had some last night with some steaks.
The best types of potatoes to use for boiling are waxy potatoes, such as red potatoes, Yukon gold potatoes, or new potatoes. These potatoes hold their shape well and have a creamy texture when boiled.
To keep your potatoes from turning brown when boiling, make sure to rinse them thoroughly in cold water before boiling. Also, adding a splash of lemon juice or vinegar to the boiling water can help prevent browning.
The cooking time for red potatoes will vary depending on their size. Generally, it takes 15-20 minutes to boil small red potatoes and 20-25 minutes to boil larger red potatoes. To check if they are done, pierce the potatoes with a fork. They should be tender but still hold their shape.
There is no need to peel red potatoes before boiling. The skin adds texture and nutrients to the dish. Just make sure to scrub them thoroughly before cooking.
Yes, adding salt to the water can enhance the flavor of the potatoes. However, it's best to add salt towards the end of the cooking process to prevent the potatoes from becoming too salty or tough.