Updated November 2019. These oven roasted potatoes are crispy on the outside, buttery soft on the inside and make the perfect side dish for any occasion.
I recently came across honey gold potatoes and had to give them a try. I’ve tried to do some research on this coy little potato, but there’s just not much info out there on honey golds.
They’re a buttery, two-bite potato (though there was another bag of baby honey gold potatoes) that’s perfect for this recipe.
They stay nice and soft on the inside and get a good crisp on the outside when roasted, pretty much making them the perfect potato for cooking in the oven.
Oven Roasted Potatoes
It’s such a simple side dish that is perfect for any occasion, whether it’s just a simple weeknight meal or even Thanksgiving dinner. I added parsley because I add it to pretty much anything that’s edible. But it also adds a little oomph to the presentation. It’s just a little garnish that’s definitely optional, so feel free to skip it! Add in a little salt, pepper and dried herbs to really take this up a notch in flavor.
The recipe comes together so quickly with just ten minutes of prep work and is ready to go on your table in just about an hour. A serving is under 200 calories, so it’s the a great light, but still satisfying, side dish.
🥔 Ingredients
All you need is a few simple ingredients to make these oven roasted potatoes. You can serve them with any of your favorite meats or meals. They’re great for the holidays too!
Honey Gold Potatoes: I love using honey gold potatoes. They are brightly colored, and they also taste really great too.
Seasonings: to season the potatoes, I like to use a combination of Italian seasoning, onion powder, garlic powder, salt, and pepper.
Fresh Parsley: The final touch to these oven roasted potatoes is a little bit of chopped fresh parsley. If you don’t have parsley, you could also use cilantro or oregano.
How To Make Oven Roasted Potatoes
These appetizing oven-roasted potatoes complete any meal! Whether it’s for the holidays or just because you have a craving for potatoes, you’re going to be impressed. Take a look at how easy they are to make:
Step One: Start out by preheating the oven and washing and drying the potatoes.
Step Two: You’ll need to cut the potatoes in half and place them in a baking dish, baking sheet, or roasting pan.
Step Three: Prepare the seasoning mixture by stirring together the olive oil, Italian seasoning, onion powder, garlic powder, salt, and pepper in a medium-sized bowl.
Step Four: Pour the seasoning mixture on the potatoes and stir them, so all the potatoes are well covered then bake for 45-50 minutes.
Step Five: Once the roasted potatoes are crispy, sprinkle the parsley over the top then serve warm. Enjoy!
🔥 Roasting Tips
When you are roasting these or any other potatoes, there are a few things that will help you out along the way. Here are some baking tips that will assist you:
- Make sure to place the potatoes in a single layer. They will cook much more evenly, and you are less likely to end up with underdone potatoes mixed in with overdone potatoes. A single layer will solve that.
- Spread the oil mixture evenly on the potatoes. Keeping the oil even will make the potatoes taste great and will prevent a few potatoes from cooking too much.
- Stir the potatoes half-way through roasting. Otherwise, the bottoms may burn and won’t be as appealing.
How Do I Know When Potatoes Are Done?
These sheet pan potatoes are done when you can pierce them with a fork. The fork should glide in without much resistance. If they seem like they’re still hard, then let them roast a little longer. They should be crispy with a slight crunch on the skin while the centers are soft and easy to eat. I’m getting hungry for them just thinking about that!
What Kind Of Potatoes Should I Use For Oven Roasted Potatoes?
I prefer to use honey gold potatoes, but you can actually use any variety you like. There are so many types of potatoes out there that would be perfect for this healthy oven roasted recipe. Here are a few ideas for you to try:
- Sweet Potatoes – I’m just going to throw this out there right at the beginning. If you are a fan of sweet potatoes, you’re going to love them cooked like this. Dice them up and follow the directions as instructed, then devour.
- Red Skin Potatoes – You’ll find that red potatoes seem to have softer skin more similar to honey-gold potatoes. They are an excellent option to add some color to your plate.
- Purple Potatoes – The flavor of a purple potato is more of an earthy flavor that some would even describe them as almost nutty. Try them; you might be surprised!
- Russet Potatoes – As far as popularity and potatoes go, Russets are usually the first ones people think of. Cut them up and roast them, and they will taste extraordinary.
Are These Oven Roasted Potatoes Whole30 Compliant?
Yes, as a matter of fact, these crispy potatoes are approved for Whole30. You’ll be happy to know that along with being vegan and vegetarian; they are also paleo and gluten-free as well. So, if you are trying to eat a healthy diet, you can feel comfortable adding these potatoes with dried herbs to your meal plan.
Can I Make These Roasted Potatoes If I Am On A Low Carb Diet?
Yes, you can eat these potatoes if you are on a low carb diet if you have room in your carbs for the day. There is one carb per serving of honey gold potatoes. If you aren’t able to fit them into your diet, that’s okay!
You can always switch them out with something lower carb, like radishes or mashed rutabaga. You can cut them and follow the same recipe for a low-carb option.
How Do You Store Roasted Honey Gold Potatoes?
You should store the leftover honey gold potatoes in a sealed container. You could use plastic, glass, or even a freezer bag as long it’s airtight.
They will last 3-5 days in the refrigerator.
These are a few of my favorite containers for storing leftovers! Spend a bit of extra time to make sure they last longer in the fridge!
Reheat the potatoes by putting them in a large glass bowl and microwaving for a minute or so until they are hot. Or you can toss them in a skillet with a little bit of olive oil on medium-high heat.
Lastly, you could put them on a baking sheet and place them in the oven for 10-15 minutes at 350 degrees. You just want them to get hot, not cook more.
What Should I Serve With Oven Roasted Potatoes?
You’ll be happy to know that you can serve these potatoes with almost any meal, and they are a perfect complement.
Steak, chicken, roast beef, and turkey are a few proteins that would go great together.
Or you could make a cabbage steak or garden salad if you are eating vegetarian.
I love them with a nice foil pack salmon as well!
Other Vegetarian Side Dish Ideas if you enjoyed this these Roasted Potatoes:
I know everyone is currently in salad mode right now, so here are a few of my favorite salad recipes that would not only make perfect side dishes but great lunch meal preps as well!
Delicious Oven Roasted Potatoes
Ingredients
- 28 oz. Honey Gold Potatoes
- 3 tbsp. Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 tsp. Italian Seasoning
- 1/2 tsp. Onion Powder
- 1/2 tsp. Garlic Powder
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- 2 tbsp. Fresh Parsley chopped, for garnish
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 425F. Rinse potatoes and pat dry.
- Cut potatoes in half. Place in a 9×13” baking dish.
- In a medium bowl, mix together olive oil, Italian seasoning, onion powder, garlic powder and salt and pepper. You can also add other dried herbs that you have available.
- Pour oil mixture over potatoes. Mix well so potatoes are evenly coated.
- Bake for 45 to 50 minutes.
- Sprinkle parsley over top and mix in with potatoes.
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WOW! These were AMAZING! My family devoured these potatoes and have been asking daily when I will be making them again! So crispy on the outside and perfectly cooked inside! The seasoning was excellent-did not change a thing!
Thank you! We will be making these again and again!!!
You are too sweet!! Thank you so much for the kind compliment and coming by to say something! Cheers!! Ginny
Do you have to cut these bite size potatoes in half, or can you just roast as it?
thank you
Joy
It really depends on the size of the potato. These are meant to be the size a little bit smaller than a golf ball so you smush it (technical term, right?) and then you should be fine. If you find potatoes that are larger (like some red potatoes) cut them in half first. I hope that helps!
Potatoes are literally my favorite side! I know I’ll be making these soon!
Oh yum!! Potatoes are my love language, and these little bites look just perfect!