Swedish Baked Potatoes
Posted by BornFeetFirst on March 11, 2012
Here’s one for you: Super simple, tasty and fun.
Couldn’t be easier…
Ingredients:
Yukon Gold potatoes – one small-medium tater per person
2-3 cloves of garlic
olive oil, butter, salt and pepper
Rosemary, thyme, or other spices at your pleasure
(See… simple!)
Instructions:
Preheat your oven to 425 degrees.
Give your potatoes a quick rinse, then pat them dry.
Carefully cut almost all the way through the potato, making 1/4-inch slices from end to end. Don’t cut all the way through – you need the bottom to stay intact to keep the tater together.
Slice very, very thin slivers of garlic. Slip a thin slice between each little slit in the potatoes. If you’re using other herbs (rosemary, etc) get some of those in between the slits as well.
Rub a dab of butter over the top of each potato, then drizzle with a little bit of olive oil and sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste.
Place potatoes on a baking sheet and bake for 35-45 minutes or until the insides of the potatoes are soft and the outsides are crispy.
Enjoy!
Are they really Swedish? Who knows?

erin711 said
EEK!! Not only have I missed your posts, but you then write something to make me happy AND it’s about potatoes. Happy girl over here.
Robin Stefan said
Sounds delicious! And easy. My two criteria for a good recipe. We’re going to try Swedish Baked Potatoes soon. Thanks!