Air Fryer, Easy Lipton Onion Oven Roasted Potatoes

There is nothing quite like a meat and potato meal. It is one of the most classic meals, you have in America.

Everyone loves potatoes!  And good to know that there are hundreds of ways to cook them. Whether you want to use the Instant Pot (Pressure Cooker), air fryer or just make them in your oven, they all full of flavor. The key to a great dish is spices, you need to use lots of different spices in your potato dish until you find one that you really like on potatoes. I used to hate salt on my potatoes, but my son loves them, so one day, I let him season them. I realize that good old salt and pepper, applied in LARGE quantities, really seasoned the potatoes well, so after that, I used to add more than I usually did, and everyone complimented me on my potato dishes. So, experiment, find out what spice you like and adapt it to any potato recipe.

Another great reason for using potatoes as your side dish is that they are so budget-friendly, these are usually on sale at the grocery store, at least twice a month, so take that time and grab yourself a package/bundle.  You can literally turn one package of potatoes for about $3.00 for a 5-pound bag, into about 3 dishes. So, that’s a real budget saver.

Tips For Storing Potatoes:

• Store potatoes in a cold, well-ventilated area.
• Never store potatoes in the refrigerator, any temperature lower than 50 degrees F, changes the texture of the potato and will affect the taste of the potato dish.
• If you do choose to store potatoes in the refrigerator, let them slowly come to room temperature, before you cook the potatoes.
• Paper bags work amazingly when you are storing potatoes
• Do not wash potatoes, before storing them.
• If your potatoes have started to sprout, do not despair, just simply cut the sprout off, they are still safe to eat.
• If your potatoes have turned green, this is due to a chemical called  Solanine, which means that the potato should be discarded, note: eating them in large quantities can cause you to get ill, so it’s best to throw away.

Today, I am showing you one of my classic potato dishes, that my mother used to make when I was a child, she would be one of the best foil meal makers, I later found out that this is a style of campfire cooking.

I cut the potatoes into dices, leaving them about 1 to 2-inch chunks because I find them easier to eat.

Dice Cut: They are perfect for the air fryer, since making sure that all the potatoes are uniformed, allows them to cook all the way through and the entire potato dish will be ready at the same time.

To Dice: A Potato: Simply, slice the potato in half, then cut that half again into half, and then cut into about 1-inch pieces.

My Recommendations for Air Fryers, which is a very common question, I receive. Here are my three favorites, at the time of the post.

GoWise Air Fryer, I think this is the best model to get you into the air fryer world, it doesn’t mean that you are going to stick with it, but it’s a solid machine, large enough for a chicken and inexpensive enough that you can upgrade later, and use it for sides.

Secura Air Fryer: This is MY first air fryer, I have had it since (Amazon tells me I ordered it on August 23, 2017), It is a fabulous machine, and I always recommend it to my Facebook group, when they are on sale because it works. And to be honest, once you get into the air fryer world, you want another one for side dishes (and, I’m so hoping that is true and not just me)

Hasselback Potato Slicing Rack, make perfect potatoes.

Check out this recipe

Digital Meat Thermometer

Great for making sure all of the food you prepare is safe.

Cooking Spray Sprayer Bottle

This is my favorite thing, I have purchased since, I have had my air fryer. It has saved me tons of money.

Start by cutting your potatoes into about 1-inch pieces (I left the skin on, but feel free to peel)

In a small bowl, mix together the diced potatoes, olive oil, and Lipton Onion soup mix.

Place the coated potatoes on the air fryer tray or in the air fryer basket, for 10-15 minutes at 400 degrees F. (until fork tender)

Plate, serve and enjoy!

AIR FRYER, EASY LIPTON ONION OVEN ROASTED POTATOES

Air Fryer, Easy Lipton Onion Oven Roasted Potatoes

This is a really easy side dish. My kids have always loved the flavor of the roasted onions, against the taste of the potato. It’s easy to make and very flavorful and kid-approved.

• Author: ForkToSpoon.com
• Prep Time: 5
• Cook Time: 15
• Total Time: 20
• Yield: 4 servings 1x
• Category: Side Dish
• Method: Air Fryer
• Cuisine: American

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Ingredients

• 3–4 medium potatoes
• 1 package of Lipton Onion Soup Mix
• 3–4 tablespoons olive oil

Instructions

1. Start by cutting your potatoes into about 1-inch pieces (I left the skin on, but feel free to peel)
2. In a small bowl, mix together the diced potatoes, olive oil, and Lipton Onion soup mix.
3. Place the coated potatoes on the air fryer tray or in the air fryer basket, for 10-15 minutes at 400 degrees F. (until fork tender)
4. Plate, serve and enjoy!

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