Dolled up Roasted Dill Potatoes

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When Matt sent me some herbs, I was not sure how they would taste, because I am all for fresh herbs and I was in for a surprise. The herbs smell and taste fresh and is really a crowning glory for the dish. Daregal herbs are packed within three hours from the time they are harvested and thus all the flavors are still fresh. It is like having a virtual herb garden in your freezer. My personal favorites are Dill, Original Blend, Oregano,Grilling blend and the Italian Blend. The Italian blend was my lifesaver when I was called to give a TV demo last moment.


I made this last week, when I just did not want to cook, but yet eat something flavorful. So here is an easy, no mess, no fuss recipe. We enjoyed the flavor of Dill. I used Daregal Dill for my Tsatziki salad and we could not tell the difference from the fresh VS the frozen. And the biggest advantage in my books is that I don't have to buy a big bunch and then being forced to have a Dill Week..:)

Red Potatoes - 6 ( Chop them or crinkle cut them)
Sea Salt - 1.2 tsp
Daregal Dill - 2 T
Olive Oil - 1 T

• Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
• Place the potatoes in a large bowl and add all the ingredients.
• Take a whiff of the aroma of herbs and potatoes ( yes this is a must in the process)
• Place them on the baking tray and bake for 20-25 minutes until you see it yurn golden brown on the sides.
• You can add another sprinkling of herbs after they come out of the oven too.