Rosemary Potatoes – The name itself sounds so delicious! Baby potatoes in fresh rosemary with some cherry tomatoes to add to the flavor and colour!
Who doesn’t love the humble potato and I absolutely adore it in its baby form! Though I try hard to stay away from them, it sure is a task in itself! So when I chanced upon this recipe of rosemary potatoes, while doing some online browsing, I knew this was a dish which had to be made ASAP 🙂 And I am glad I did make it because it was absolutely yummy.
We had these rosemary potatoes with hot phulkas (I skipped them to balance on carbs), salad and a raita for a fully satisfying meal. It was such a hit at home that I had to make it again after a week. The next time I made it I didn’t have fresh rosemary so I used a little more of dried and that worked equally well.
Honestly, I feel bad for the potatoes. They have earned a bad name for no reason. Yes, they sure are rich in starch, but it is only the deep fried ones which are really not very healthy. If you look at it, anything that is deeply fried does not fall under the regime of ‘being healthy’. Potatoes which are boiled or roasted and used in salads or just made into a curry are pretty healthy and taste so yummy. Another amazing way of eating potatoes is the Bombay Sandwich style. Have you ever had those? Delicious potatoes are boiled and made into a curry and then placed between two slices of bread with a generous amount of butter and chutney and then grilled. Then it is topped with some sev (now that is such a brilliant idea) and cheese (if you want!) and served with sauce and green chutney! Isn’t your mouth watering?
PS: Original recipe from Sanjeev Kapoor
Rosemary Potatoes
Ingredients
- 15 baby potatoes
- 10 Spring Onions finely chopped
- handful rosemary fresh and chopped
- 1/2 tsp rosemary Dried
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 15 Cherry Tomatoes
- to taste salt
- to taste chilli Powder
Instructions
- Wash and scrub the potatoes well, keep the skin (Tip : I keep a fresh separate scrotch bite to clean my potatoes, it works like magic)
- Boil them till 3/4 till done.
- Heat olive oil in a pan and add potatoes, toss on high heat till they turn golden brown in color and are fully cooked.
- Add salt, fresh and dry rosemary and stir fry for another 2 minutes.
- Add cherry tomatoes (I cut them into 2), chilli powder and spring onions. Fry for 2-3 minutes.
- Serve hot.
Swaram says
Looks nice 🙂 I luvvv cherry tomatoes
Life Begins says
Yummm yumm..this looks absolutely delicious.
will try tout sooon 🙂
Good to see my recipe book getting updated..hehehehehe
Thanks!
Swaram says
Me first yay 😀
shilpadesh says
Looks yummy. I love potato in all its shapes and forms and this one is a must try!
Chatterbox says
Rosemary potatoes are my favorite too 😀 😀
Though I bake them all instead of boiling them but no-matter how you make them they are perfect treat 😀 😀
Will try your version too 🙂
Cheers!!
Aathira says
Looks yummy… It looks amazing too 🙂
blogosoap says
Interesting recipe … no tadka … and very few ingredients … I guess its all about rosemary here. Should try it …
Pixie says
Delicious!
I loved the combination! Rosemary is an awesome herb 🙂
up↑take says
I was going to ask, bring back the recipes. The pic looks professional. Here is something for you:
<a href=”http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/19/health/nutrition/19recipehealth.html?src=me&ref=health” rel=”nofollow”>Lasagna With Spinach and Cottage Cheese</a>
<a href=”http://www.nytimes.com/2010/08/20/health/nutrition/20recipehealth.html?src=me&ref=health” rel=”nofollow”>Cottage Cheese Pesto</a>
homecooked says
Yumm 🙂 You know here theres this crepe place where they stuff these rosemary potatoes and scrambled egg inside the crepe and serve. Its just heaven I tell you 🙂 Yours looks really yummy!
sakshi says
🙄 but you are too late to gobble up the potatoes though
sakshi says
baking or boiling…which one is good for the teeth Dr. CB?? 😛
sakshi says
I love potatoes PERIOD! people keep telling me that the after effect will be disastrous and stinking one fine day 🙄 who cares as long as I love them everything is fair in love and potatoes na?
This looks wonderful and I can imagine the divine taste.hmmm
priyaiyer says
This looks lovely. Gotta try it out sometime. But is rosemary available in India? Have never used it in cooking. 🙁 Can it be substituted with something else?
In my kitchen, Ari Nellikai pickle is cooking: http://whenpriyacooks.blogspot.com/
😀
tikulicious says
I simply love this Monika I have not used Rosemerry and did not know that you get it fresh also but with spring onions stir fried .. it is heaven .. thanks for this delicious treat will make it soooon
monikamanchanda says
yeah me too 😀
monikamanchanda says
LOL saks u are too cute, have I told u this before?
monikamanchanda says
lol 🙂 let me know if u liked it
monikamanchanda says
yeah its such a nice veggie… enjoy the dish
monikamanchanda says
oh CB I used to bake them too till I saw this one… enjoy hope u like it
monikamanchanda says
thanks, hope u like it good enough to try making it 😉
monikamanchanda says
teeth ha ha ha 🙂
monikamanchanda says
yeah actually the combination is deadly, hope u like and welcome to my space
monikamanchanda says
oh yes it is I love it
monikamanchanda says
wow that lasagna recipe looks so yummy must try it sooon
monikamanchanda says
oh man yumm HC u had me drooling there
monikamanchanda says
LOL I know what u mean, I love them too and its so so so damn hard to stay away
monikamanchanda says
yeah fresh is available in namdhari’s etc and dried is now available in all grocery shops… I guess u can use any other herb but I dont think u will get the same effect
and ur pickle looks yummm will try in sometime soon
monikamanchanda says
oh rosemary has this distinct flavour that is just amazing tiku. try this one I have a feeling u will love it
umsreflections says
That really looks yummy Monu….I do a lot of those baby potatoes at home…adding rosemary sounds interesting. 🙂
Reema says
ooooh looks so tasty!