EASY Roasted Potatoes with Whipped Feta (so good!)
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- Опубликовано: 8 апр 2024
- Roasted Potatoes Recipe - These roasted potatoes are broiled in the oven until crispy and then topped with whipped feta. It's the oven roasted potato recipe you'll be making on repeat! #roastedpotatoes #ovenroasted #potatorecipe #potatoes #feta
Potatoes are broiled until tender, broiled in the oven till crispy perfection then topped with the delicious creamy whipped feta sauce. (Don't skip the whipped feta!)
What To Serve With Feta Potatoes: Meat and potatoes is a classic pairing for a reason, and the feta sauce goes particularly well with grilled dishes.
These Mediterranean-style feta potatoes are flavorful and rich but not overly heavy. And they’re made with pantry essentials! You’ll need:
▢4 large Yukon Gold potatoes, scrubbed well
▢Kosher salt
▢Extra virgin olive oil
▢4 ounces block feta cheese, torn into large pieces
▢¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons Greek yogurt
▢½ teaspoon Aleppo pepper
▢1 small lemon
▢2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh parsley
1. Boil the potatoes. Scrub the potatoes and place in a medium saucepan or pot. Cover with water by about 2 inches and add a big dash of kosher salt. Bring to a boil, then reduce the heat to medium (the water should be gently bubbling). Cook until fork-tender, about 20 minutes or so depending on the size of the potatoes.
2. Meanwhile, prepare the whipped feta. In the bowl of a food processor fitted with an S blade, add the feta, Greek yogurt, and Aleppo pepper. Close the lid and blend on low speed. While blending, use the top opening to pour in a good drizzle of olive oil (about 1 to 2 tablespoons). Continue to blend until the feta is whipped to a fluffy, smooth consistency.
3. Drain and cut the potatoes. When the potatoes are fully cooked through and tender, drain them and allow them to cool just briefly so you are able to handle them. Using a sharp knife, carefully make a large cross cut through each potato, but do not fully slice through the bottom. The wedges of potato should open up almost like a bloomed flower but the bottom of the potato should still be intact.
4. Broil. Place a rack about 6 inches from your broiler and turn the broiler on. Transfer the potatoes to 4 separate ramekins or a small dish that can hold them snugly together. Drizzle all over with a good glug of olive oil and broil for about 3 to 5 minutes, watching carefully, or until the potatoes are crisp and golden brown on the edges.
5. Assemble and serve. Remove the potatoes from the oven and spoon the whipped feta in the center of each potato. Zest on the lemon and sprinkle the parsley on top to finish. Serve immediately.
Ingredient Spotlight:
Aleppo pepper is the one lesser-known ingredient in this simple recipe. It’s a chili pepper with a deeper flavor profile than your average red pepper flakes: fruity, mild, and tangy. Pretty much any time you would use ground black pepper you can use Aleppo pepper in its place for added depth of flavor.
Ooohhh, that looks amazing!
Yummy 🥔
I made this for Easter side dish. And let me tell you, that feta whip is soooooo good. We mixed in everything for days
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Looks delicious!
Omg! I'm having someone over for dinner Saturday night. Definitely making these!!❤❤❤
Delicious 😋
Need the full.video
How long in the oven?
Yuuuuuuuuum
Where is the written receipe?
Here you go! www.themediterraneandish.com/potatoes-with-whipped-feta/
Looks delicious I’ll make it, but I do not like Greek yogurt. I don’t even like yogurt from a country close to Greece, my families from Italy, but only part of my family is from Italy on my mom side. It’s a little awkward because I have a sister and a cousin but the same middle name Elizabeth my younger half sister’s name is Sophie and her middle name is Elizabeth yeah she’s gonna feel a little awkward growing up with a cousin who is eight years younger than her with the same middle name Elizabeth next month my cousin Bella is having a baby. I’m an aunt friendship. I have niece. She is three weeks old, her name is Riley and her mom, her aunt
Some dill in the feta would help.
What olive oil do you use