Red Taters and Green Grannies
From Simply in Season
(Which is the primary cookbook source for meal plans for a while...)
Here's the low down...
From Simply in Season
(Which is the primary cookbook source for meal plans for a while...)
Here's the low down...
Wash your taters and grannies.
(Granny Smiths, that is)
(Granny Smiths, that is)
Julienne the taters and thinly slice the grannies.
Chop an onion and saute in a little oil.
I am experimenting with coconut oil. It sure smells nice and it doesn't smoke.
I am experimenting with coconut oil. It sure smells nice and it doesn't smoke.
Add the taters and grannies to the pan. Stir them and saute for a bit.
Salt and pepper to taste.
Add a tiny bit of water to the pan to prevent sticking.
Cover and let cook for about 15 minutes til tender.
Put 1/2 to a cup of sharp cheddar on top.
Place under the broiler til bubbly.
A note about this SIS recipe. It was good. Comfort food. We liked the tartness of the apples with the potatoes. Once again, it needed a tiny bit of oomph. I think if I'd used extra sharp cheddar that would have done the trick. I'm really happy with the recipe but will remember to use a sharper, better cheese next time.
We ate this with pan-fried lemon pepper salmon and homemade bread.
Yum. Yum. Yum.
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