I was invited by Munaty Cooking to do a guest post. Munaty.com was launched in 2008 as a website featuring different recipes and step by step demonstrations. In February this year they launched MunatyCooking.com online monthly magazine. The webzine focuses on food, cooking instructions, and related topics. It is entirely free. Do check them out. The recipe that I submitted for guest post is Roasted multi-color potatoes with cajun flavor. To get the recipe, just click on the photo or the link provided. Do try making this dish because it is so simple to do and yet, as my significant other taste tester said, "very delicious".
Have a wonderful weekend. HUGS!!
Ingredients:
2 pounds cut
up potatoes (purple potatoes, yukon and red potatoes)
1 tablespoon
olive oil
1 1/4
teaspoons salt
1/2 cup
chopped green bell pepper
3/4 teaspoon
paprika
1/2 teaspoon
finely minced garlic
1/8 to 1/4
teaspoon ground cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon fresh thyme
Method:
Combine potatoes and olive oil in a 13x9x2-inch baking pan.
Sprinkle with seasonings and toss to coat well. Roast at 200 degrees C for about 30 to 35
minutes, stirring 2 to 3 times.
Serves 4.
congrats delicios flavour in this dish
ReplyDeleteVeron! Where did you find those potatoes!? Looks homey and awesome. Yea, roasted potatoes won't go wrong, at least for me. Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your guest post!
ReplyDeleteGreat guest post! Looks awesome :))
ReplyDeleteCongrats on guest post. delicious dishes.
ReplyDeleteYes! Congratulations on guest posting! I know why they asked you :-) You are just stellar! Thank you for sharing this delicious dish. I hope you have a beautiful Friday. The weekend is nearly here!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on ur post.n the dish looks yumm
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the guest post, Veronica. Already left you a comment over there as luvtoeat. Lovely recipe!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Veron! I know it must taste really good.Well done.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the guest post, Veronica. Your photos are really awesome, so I am not surprised at all if you're invited to be the guest in that online magazine. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeletep/s : Thank you for dropping by my humble blog. Really appreciate your kind comment. Take care.
Great guest post! Roasted potatoes are my all-time favorite. I love mine with rosemary and oregano.
ReplyDeletecongrats dear friend, an honor you well deserve :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats! what a lovely and delicious dish.
ReplyDeleteCongrats Veron! I think next time I can leave the rice aside. Thanks for the link. Have a lovely evening.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Kristy
Congratulations on your guest post! The potatoes look really delicious.
ReplyDeleteTorviewtoronto: It is so good to see you again and thanks.
ReplyDeletePei-Lin: I got the potatoes from Jaya Grocers in Empire Subang. Then, Quaylo love this so much, he brought back a bag from Bangkok. Hope you feel fresh on Monday after a restful weekend.
yummychunklet, Ann, Monet, LeQuan, Sonia, Swathi, David, Christine, Lisa, Kristy: Thank you for your support and taking time to visit and leave kind words. They mean so much to me.
Victor: I must add rosemary the next time I make this, I am sure it will taste even better.
MamaFami: You are most welcome, I am glad I visited you, you have lots of great recipes and thank you for dropping by and leave such kind words.
Congrats on the guest post opportunity! This looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCongrates dear! Amazing dish! :D
ReplyDeletejust came back from munaty's site. Good post and beautiful picture as always. I'm also here to let you know that i've made some lemon curd using your recipe on my pavlova, that was very nice, you can have a look at my blog, thanks!
ReplyDeleteWonderful flavors in your potato side dish!
ReplyDeleteGreat guest post...congratulations!
Peggy, Kak Love, Barbara: Thanks much.
ReplyDeleteLena: I left a comment on your post. Thanks.
oooo.. it looks crispy as well! what a lovely side dish!
ReplyDeletedaphne: Yes this is a good side dish, surprisingly it goes very well with otak otak.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the feature!
ReplyDeleteYummmmy~ I LOVE POTATO! But I prefer it to be sliced into strip.. and that's what I called 'French Fries' .. ehhehee!
ReplyDeleteI know, we all love french fries.
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