Ingredient

Potatoes recipes and substitutes

Potatoes turn soups, tray bakes, skillets, and bowls into proper filling meals.

Recipes with Potatoes

Roasted sausage and vegetables in a pan
47 min 4 servings Medium cost

Sheet Pan Sausage and Vegetables

An easy tray-bake dinner with sausage, potatoes, peppers, and onions.

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Colourful bowl with roasted sweet potato, chickpeas, and greens
45 min 4 servings Low cost

Sweet Potato Chickpea Bowls

Roasted sweet potato and spiced chickpeas with greens and a lemon yogurt drizzle.

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Roasted salmon with lemon and vegetables
47 min 4 servings Medium cost

Lemon Salmon and Potato Tray Bake

A straightforward tray-bake dinner with salmon, potatoes, green beans, and a sharp lemon finish.

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Creamy broccoli soup in a bowl
40 min 4 servings Low cost

Broccoli and Cheddar Soup

A comforting blended soup with broccoli, potato, cheddar, and a little mustard for depth.

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Potato and egg salad with herbs
35 min 4 servings Low cost

Herby Potato and Egg Salad

A substantial potato salad with eggs, peas, herbs, and a lemony yogurt dressing.

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Baked potato topped with beans and vegetables
60 min 4 servings Low cost

Spiced Bean Baked Potatoes

Crisp baked potatoes loaded with smoky beans, tomatoes, corn, and yogurt.

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Sweet potato bean chilli in a bowl
50 min 4 servings Low cost

Sweet Potato Black Bean Chilli

A thick, smoky chilli with sweet potato, black beans, tomatoes, and corn.

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Egg and potato breakfast skillet
37 min 4 servings Low cost

Egg and Potato Breakfast Hash

Crisp potatoes, peppers, and eggs cooked together for a hearty breakfast-for-dinner option.

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Common uses

  • Roast cubed potatoes for tray bakes and bowls.
  • Use diced potatoes to make soups and stews more filling.
  • Boil potatoes for mash, salads, or a quick side dish.

Storage and shelf life

Store raw potatoes in a cool, dark, ventilated place away from onions. Refrigerate cooked potatoes promptly and use within 3 to 4 days.

Substitutions and ratios

  • Use sweet potato 1:1, checking it earlier because it softens faster.
  • Use butternut squash 1:1 for a sweeter roasted or soup option.
  • Use canned beans for bulk in soups and stews when no starchy vegetable is available.

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