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Hasselback potatoes recipe

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Potatoes are one of my most favorite things. I love almost anything that you can do with potatoes. In fact when my mother was pregnant with me, her number one craving was McDonald's french fries. My mom used to say that she thought I was going to come out like a french fry. Potatoes are still are one of my favorite foods to this day. In fact, I rarely meet a potato that I don't like or won't try. This versatile recipe can be dressed up in so many ways. Add cheese and bacon for a fun twist or chili for a football game and you have a great appetizer. No matter what you do, you cannot go wrong with these delicious potatoes. We hope that you love this Hasselback potatoes recipe.

If you're searching for the best potatoes for Hasselback potatoes, how to make them, or their origins, you've come to the right place. Hasselback potatoes are a Swedish dish named after the Hasselbacken restaurant in Stockholm. They are thinly sliced but not cut all the way through, allowing for a crispy exterior and creamy interior when baked. Enjoy the best-ever Hasselback potatoes with our recipe, perfect for any meal!

 
 
 

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Ingredients

  • 2-3 pounds of Yukon gold potatoes, as similarly sized as possible
  • 2-4 cloves of garlic
  • fresh thyme
  • 1-2 tablespoons butter, avocado oil or extra virgin olive oil
  • Himalayan salt and pepper to taste

Hasselback potatoes recipeHasselback potatoes recipeHasselback potatoes recipeHasselback potatoes recipeDirections

  1. Preheat your oven to 400 degrees.
  2. Peel and smash the garlic cloves and rub inside your oven safe baking dish.
  3. Drizzle some of the butter or oil on the bottom of the dish.
  4. Carefully use a sharp knife to thin slice the potatoes without cutting all the way through, you’ll want them too fan out but not be cut into different pieces.
  5. Place in the baking dish, add the rest of the butter or oil, salt and pepper and fresh thyme.
  6. Bake for 30 to 40 minutes depending on how crispy you would like the potatoes to be. I pulled the dish a couple times and carefully spooned some of the butter/oil from the bottom of the dish back on top of the potatoes to help keep them from drying out.
  7. Allow to cool for a few minutes before serving.

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Hasselback potatoes recipe

Hasselback potatoes recipe

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  1. This looks really good! Would love to give this a try!

  2. Looks like a croissant. Seems a nice and easy recipe to prepare for the weekend.

  3. I love the look of these potatoes, really look cute and different than what I expected. May give it a go to surprise my family.

  4. Never heard of doing potatoes like this before but they look tasty

  5. Holly Southern

    YES! potatoes can do no wrong in my book, which is why I’m shocked I’ve never had them this way. I’m going to give this a try tonight; Thanks for the recipe!

  6. I like the recipe. It not only looks attractive but also is easy to make. Overall just what I needed.

  7. John Mulindi

    In our place, we cook potatoes in a very simple way, but I like the additional ways that potatoes can be prepared to make them even better as a dish shown in this article. Thanks for sharing.

  8. Jacque Hooper

    This is such a cool way to make potatoes! I have always wanted to give these a shot; you’ve inspired me to give it go this weekend!

  9. I love cooking my potatoes this way and so do my kids! It makes them feel like they are eating chips, all the while getting in some veggies!

  10. Joanna

    I have seen people making these in cooking shows, and always wondered about the recipe. It sounds pretty easy and straightforward.

  11. I love love love hassle ack potatoes but never really known how to do them myself so thank you for posting this and guess what’s for dinner ha

  12. My husband actually tried to make something similar. I think making a few adjustments to his recipe, it would be more like yours!

  13. Lisa

    I love hasselback potatoes! I still need to perfect mine however, so your post came in good time!

  14. Interesting and pretty way to cook potatoes. This looks good! Would love to give this a try!

  15. What a great idea to dress up the boring potato and make it sexy again, thank you for the inspiring idea. Would definitely give this a try

  16. Hasselback is such a fun way to serve up potatoes. Yours look great! Haven’t made them in quite some time and now I want to make them like this again soon.

  17. Bev

    Yum! This looks amazing, another great and easy recipe. It is perfect for this weather. I will cook this tomorrow. I 

  18. Jane

    You make it look so nice and simple. I will have to try this recipe to see if my potatoes look like the ones in your photo.

  19. These hasselback potatoes certainly look golden to perfection! May i come over for family dinner! Id love to haha

  20. megha

    very nice recipe looking so good thank you for shearing keep it up.

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