I just call it baking them with oil. I use red bliss mostly, but any kind will work, even Idaho bakers. My favorite way is dice them in about 1 inch squares, drizzle them with some good olive oil, salt and pepper, a little cayenne and fresh rosemary. Garnish them with some shaved Parmesan or some type of shredded smoked cheese.
Funny? As in haha funny, like a clown? You calling me a clown?
More hardy than what? Red bliss? What are the differences in red bliss, new and red russet patotoes?
May let you take over since souce ain't happy with me.
Funny? As in haha funny, like a clown? You calling me a clown?
More hardy than what? Red bliss? What are the differences in red bliss, new and red russet patotoes?
May let you take over since souce ain't happy with me.
Ha ha funny, hope you don’t wear clown face. I find clowns creepy, reds are more tender or that’s what I’ve always thought. You could probably teach me something on red russet. Never heard of them. Love Yukon gold. Middle of the road.
Joking aside. The clown comment was from the movie Goodfellas.
I'm confused about the potatoes. I said red bliss. You said red potatoes work good. I said patoto potato, basically meaning they're the same. You then said russets are more hardy. What am I missing? Were you just sayin' ......?
Fiddlesticks! @Behr is pure trash at maintaining this thread efficiently. There's nowhere to go but up!
Actually you weren’t missing anything, when I made the comment about red potatoes, I made a rookie mistake (shouldn’t be a rookie mistake after a year) then read again what you said and realized that you were saying exactly what I was saying before I did), just trying to show my sharp knowledge on potatoes. Epic fail. Still hate clowns, lol.
Naaa souce is a dumbass, you could make up crap and be fine. Me and everybody else would just laugh.
One question though. What is your opinion of Mac and Cheese?
