10 Easy Recipes to Use Up a Bunch of Potatoes
Sweet or Russet, big or small, these 10 potato recipes will use them up.
I know you like potatoes and saving money. I know this because you walked into your local supermarket and couldn’t help yourself. You had to buy a 5-pound sack of potatoes because they were on sale for $1.99.
You looked at that sack of potatoes I thought to yourself, “I can buy 5 pounds of potatoes. I love French Fries! I’ll make tons of French Fries in that air fryer I got for Christmas.”
But you never made the French Fries and those potatoes look awfully close to sprouting. But no need to break out the gardening tools just yet!
I’ve complied 10 recipes to use up potatoes so you can keep your New Year’s Resolution to reduce food waste. If all else fails, quarter them and plant them in your garden so you can have lots of potatoes later on when you will be in a better position to make lots of French Fries.
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Twice Baked Potatoes
Alison Bickel
Serve twice baked potatoes with meatloaf for a more robust meal or with a simple side salad for something lighter.
Ham and Potato Soup
The smoky saltiness of ham was made for the neutral flavors of the russet potato. This soup serves six. It makes enough to feed a larger family or to have leftovers for lunch all week! Yay!
German Potato Salad
This is one of my favorite recipes. I replace yellow mustard in the recipe with stone ground. It’s a crowd pleaser! I’m not ashamed to admit I’ve eaten this as a meal on its own, but if you want pair it with a Sloppy Joe, be my guest!
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Vegetarian Shepherd’s Pie with Carrots and Mushrooms
Shepherd’s Pie is comfort food at its best. This vegetable-heavy version is topped with creamy, cheesy mashed potatoes to make it a carb lover’s dream!
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Cheesy Funeral Potatoes From Scratch
This casserole is typically made with canned condensed soup and frozen hash browns but we kicked them up a notch by making them from scratch. They’re sometimes called cheesy potatoes, hash brown casserole, church potatoes, or party potatoes, among other names. Whatever you call them, they are always delicious!
One-Pan Paprika Chicken with Potatoes and Tomatoes
Few things in life are better than whole meal made in one pan. This dish is dairy and gluten-free and its ready start to finish in an hour!
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Pressure Cooker BBQ Chicken Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
Stuffed potatoes are like a flavor explosion in your mouth! Everything for this recipe cooks in one pot – even the barbecue sauce!
Herbes de Provence Skillet Chicken with Potatoes and Greens
Skillet meals for the win! Use up those potatoes (recipe calls for b-sized potatoes, but you can just cut any potato down to side) toss in some olives, chicken and Swiss chard for the win! Don’t let the olive and potato combo scare you--they are a match made in heaven.
Sweet Potato and Black Bean Tacos
Potatoes and tacos might seem like an unusual combination, but they are a match made in culinary heaven. The best part? Dinner's ready in 30 minutes!
Potato Latkes
These crispy on the outside creamy on the inside potato cakes are made in a snap by shredding the potatoes the food processor.
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