A person can learn a lot on Instagram. I am
relatively new to Instagram, but over the course of the last 18 months, I've
gotten lots of recipes, gardening and decorating ideas, fashion and home
embellishment ideas, and made a lot of new friends.
The other day as I was scrolling through the pictures, I came
across this one in Melissa’s Produce’s feed. These potatoes looked really good
to me, and I was looking for something to have with the crockpot meatloaf (that I told you about last week), but I wasn't about to fire
up the grill to make a couple of potatoes. So this caused me to wonder whether
or not these could be done in the oven as easily as they could on the grill. I figured,
why not?
So, with a very few adjustments to the original recipe, I lined
a round casserole dish with foil, placed the ingredients inside, sealed it up,
and baked it for 400°F for about an hour.
The potatoes were absolutely delicious, and the following day
made great hash browns with my morning omelet, and the day after that made
excellent German potato salad.
A lot of the flavor comes from the stout that I used, in this case, Corner Kick Coffee Stout from Six Mile Bridge Brewery, but these
particular potatoes from Melissa's are buttery and delicious on their own. This
is an easy dish to make, and it pairs well with beef, chicken, pork, or fish.
You might want to give this a try. It would certainly be a nice addition to
your upcoming Easter brunch.
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