Marinated Roast Potato Recipe – Heidi's marinierte Bratkartoffeln

by: Gerhild Fulson  / Using her extensive experience and cultural knowledge, Oma Gerhild provides trusted, authentic, and easy-to-follow German recipes both here and in her many cookbooks.

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Heidi makes these Roast Potatoes with a delicious mustard marinade to give them an extra kick. Give it a go!

Heidi's roast potato recipe uses an interesting mustard marinade to give these roasted potatoes an extra special kick! 

Dumping everything into a plastic baggie to mix and marinade the potatoes is quick and easy. If she has time, the longer she marinades the potatoes the better.

She usually gets them ready the night before for best results, but has also done them with about a 5-minute marinade time and they still tasted great.

And, this is what makes this recipe so quick. Especially, if you use new potatoes, you don't even need to peel them. I usually use about 1 to 1 1/2 potatoes per person. Serve these hot out of the oven. They are crispy and delicious!

German recipe?

This recipe for oven roasted potatoes comes from my German friend, Heidi. You'll find her recipes sprinkled throughout this website. She's an amazing cook as well as an amazing friend.

For this recipe, she has a "cutter", almost like a "french fry cutter". Her potatoes are therefore smaller and the roasting time quicker. I just cut mine in nice sized chunks.

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Marinated Roast Potato Recipe – Heidi's marinierte Bratkartoffeln

Heidi's roast potato recipe uses an interesting mustard marinade to give these roasted potatoes an extra special kick! 

Dumping everything into a plastic baggie to mix and marinade the potatoes is quick and easy. If she has time, the longer she marinades the potatoes the better.

Prep Time 15 minutes + marinate time

Roast Time 1 hour

Total Time 1.25 hours + marinate time

Servings:

Makes 4 servings

Ingredients:

• 4 large potatoes, cut into cubes, etc.
• ½ cup olive oil
• 4 tablespoons mustard
• salt, pepper

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 400°F. 
2. Put the potatoes, olive oil, and mustard into a ziploc plastic baggie. Mix well. Let sit as long as possible - ½ hour to overnight (in fridge).
3. Empty bag of potatoes into a large enough baking dish, so that potatoes cover bottom in a single layer. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Stir.
4. Bake, uncovered for about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Stir gently  after the first 35 minutes and then stir occasionally. Once nicely browned and tender, remove from oven and serve. 

Notes/Hints:

• Sprinkle with a Seasoning Salt, a Steak Spice, or your favorite seasoning.
• One of my favorites is to use Montreal Steak Spice. 
  
• This is a favorite to serve when I'm making Dijon Salmon, since the oven is at the same temperatures for both. A great combination.

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Marinated Roast Potato Recipe – Heidi's marinierte Bratkartoffeln



By Oma Gerhild Fulson





This roast potato recipe uses an interesting mustard marinade to give these roasted potatoes an extra special kick!


Ingredients: potatoes, mustard, seasonings, olive oil,

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