BBQ POTATOES

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Ingredients

• Ingredients:
• 1 1/2 pound potatoes (equal sized)
• 1 grated garlic clove or 1/4 to 1/2 tsp garlic powder
• chicken or vegetable broth
• tiny cubes butter
• minced parsley
• pepper and salt
• Optional: lime or lemon juice

Details

Servings 1
Adapted from keyingredient.com

Preparation

Step 1

Directions

Get your BGE (or oven) going and keep it steady at 350Fº (175Cº).

Use an ovenproof dish. Place the peeled and washed (even-sized) potatoes in there and make sure they fit snuggly together.

Add the grated garlic or powder to the broth and heat it for a minute to get the flavors going. Pour hot broth in there until there’s about 1 inch of broth in the dish and sprinkle a little salt and pepper on top of the potatoes.

Place a tiny slice of butter on top of each potato. As the potatoes start to cook the butter will melt all over, it’s delicious. Not diet-friendly, but very tasty.

Place the dish in your BBQ or oven and give them 35 to 40 minutes. Check them for readiness.

I gave mine almost 10 minutes extra. Mainly because I really like a crunchy brown bottom-layer.

Sprinkle the potatoes with finely minced parsley and if you really want to up the flavors: squeeze some lime or lemon juice on top. It’s crazy good.

Note: a BBQ gives far more direct heat than an oven does, so when using your oven you will have to dice the potatoes or adjust the cooking time.

Get your BGE (or oven) going and keep it steady at 350Fº (175Cº).

Use an ovenproof dish. Place the peeled and washed (even-sized) potatoes in there and make sure they fit snuggly together.

Add the grated garlic or powder to the broth and heat it for a minute to get the flavors going. Pour hot broth in there until there’s about 1 inch of broth in the dish and sprinkle a little salt and pepper on top of the potatoes.

Place a tiny slice of butter on top of each potato. As the potatoes start to cook the butter will melt all over, it’s delicious. Not diet-friendly, but very tasty.

Place the dish in your BBQ or oven and give them 35 to 40 minutes. Check them for readiness.

I gave mine almost 10 minutes extra. Mainly because I really like a crunchy brown bottom-layer.

Sprinkle the potatoes with finely minced parsley and if you really want to up the flavors: squeeze some lime or lemon juice on top. It’s crazy good.

Note: a BBQ gives far more direct heat than an oven does, so when using your oven you will have to dice the potatoes or adjust the cooking time.