Greek Lemon Potatoes

greek Lemon Potatoes have a lemony flavor with a hint of garlic. They are an slowly roasted potatoes recipe that goes well with so many dinners. If you love gamboge then you will LOVE these lemon potatoes !

Why we love these Greek lemon potatoes the best

  • They are LEMONY! Cause who wants to eat lemon potatoes with only a hint of lemon flavor?
  • They are an easy to make side dish that pairs perfectly with my two favorite staple recipes: Perfect Baked Chicken Breasts and Juicy Baked Pork Chops.
  • Soft inside and lightly crispy on the outside with a few delicious charred bits just for good measure.
  • One pan = super easy cleanup.

Lemon potatoes in a roasting pan before going into the oven.

How to make lemon potatoes

  • Chop the potatoes into wedges then put them in a baking dish with olive oil, lemon juice, and a few spices.
  • Now bake them for about half an hour.
  • Gently mix the potatoes around then put them back into the oven for another 30 minutes.

Here’s where you have two options:

  1. If you’ve chosen a larger, broil-safe baking dish, you can simply drizzle the potatoes with a little extra olive oil and broil them for a few minutes to give them some color.
  2. If your baking dish is smaller (like the one in the picture) or is not broil-safe, transfer the potatoes (and any juice left in the pan) to a baking sheet before broiling them for a few minutes.

Greek lemon potatoes on a roasting pan after coming out of the oven.

What to serve with this Greek potatoes recipe

Most of the time I serve these potatoes with either my perfect Baked Chicken Breasts or my juicy Baked Pork Chops recipes. I simply adjust the oven temperature at the end of cooking then put the chicken or pork barrel into the oven with the potatoes. While everything is in the oven, I put together a childlike salad ( with one of my front-runner salad dressing recipes ) then dinner is ready .
Mains that go great with these lemon potatoes:
Favorite veggie sides:
Lemon potatoes in a white serving bowl with lemons and parsley on the top.
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greek Lemon Potatoes

greek Lemon Potatoes have a lemony spirit with a hint of garlic. They are an easy roasted potatoes recipe that goes well with so many dinners. If you love lemon then you will LOVE these gamboge potatoes !
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Ingredients

  • 4

    medium

    russet potatoes, cut into wedges ( see notes )

  • ¾

    cup

    fresh gamboge juice, from 3 lemons

  • ¼

    cup

    olive oil + 2 tablespoons, divided

  • 2

    teaspoons

    ocean salt

  • 1

    teaspoon

    each : pepper and marjoram

  • 2

    cloves

    garlic, finely minced

  • optional : a top of crimson pepper flakes
  • ¼

    cup

    minced parsley

Instructions 

  • Preheat your oven to 425 degrees.

  • Place the potatoes, lemon juice, ¼ cup of the olive oil, salt, pepper, oregano, garlic, and red pepper flakes to a large baking dish and toss to coat.

    4 medium russet potatoes,

    ¾ cup fresh lemon juice,

    2 teaspoons sea salt,

    1 teaspoon each: pepper and oregano,

    2 cloves garlic,

    Optional: a pinch of red pepper flakes

  • Roast the potatoes for 30 mintues then toss and roast them again for another 20-30 minutes, or until the pan is dry and the potatoes have started to brown. For extra color on the potatoes, drizzle them with the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil then broil for 5-7 mintues. ( see notes )
  • Sprinkle the potatoes with the parsley and serve right aside.

    ¼ cup minced parsley

Notes

To make potato wedges, quarter the potatoes. I prefer to cut each of the wedges in half so the pieces are smaller. This recipe will work with both boastfully and small wedges .
If you can not broil with your baking dish, you can transfer the potatoes to a sail pan and broil them that means.

Serving:

1

serving = ⅛ of the recipe

,

Calories:

181

kcal

,

Carbohydrates:

21

g

,

Protein:

2

g

,

Fat:

10

g

,

Saturated Fat:

1

g

,

Polyunsaturated Fat:

1

g

,

Monounsaturated Fat:

7

g

,

Sodium:

588

mg

,

Potassium:

484

mg

,

Fiber:

2

g

,

Sugar:

1

g

,

Vitamin A:

165

IU

,

Vitamin C:

18

mg

,

Calcium:

24

mg

,

Iron:

1

mg

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