Potatoes O'Brien

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Potatoes O’Brien is a fried potato dish commonly associated with St. Patrick’s Day, probably due to the Irish name and also well, potatoes.

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What You'll Need:

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Heat oil in large skillet. When it reaches a smoking point, add potatoes. Skillet must be hot to make a nice crust. Cook, tossing frequently.

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Reader Review: "I often make this dish on holidays to feed a large family, and it’s one of my favorites. Occasionally I substitute in another veggie. It’s so versatile!"

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Storage Tip:

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Potatoes O'Brien

Easy to make!

Potatoes O’Brien is a fried potato dish commonly associated with St. Patrick’s Day, probably due to the Irish name and also well, potatoes.

What You'll Need:

– vegetable oil – red potatoes – red bell pepper – green bell pepper – onion – sea salt & pepper – Worcestershire sauce

Heat oil in large skillet. When it reaches a smoking point, add potatoes. Skillet must be hot to make a nice crust. Cook, tossing frequently.

Reader Review: "I often make this dish on holidays to feed a large family, and it’s one of my favorites. Occasionally I substitute in another veggie. It’s so versatile!"

Storage Tip:

These Potatoes O'Brien will be good in the fridge for 3-5 days if kept in an airtight container.

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