Cooking for a family of five involves a lot of cooking and baking and it is sometimes difficult to please them all. A winner dish in my family is patates lemonates sto fourno, which is a side dish you can serve both with meat of fish and some people even love it as a main dish with a salad, especially during lent.

Preparation time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: 1 hour +

Ingredients:


  • 5 – 6 large potatoes
  • 1 tablespoon dried oregano
  • 1 cup of olive oil
  • ½ cup of lemon juice SaltPepper
  • 2 glasses of water


Directions:

Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.

Peel and cut the potatoes in the middle and then cut each half into three or more wedges, depending on the size of the potatoes, about 2 cm thick. Place potatoes in one layer in a shallow roasting pan and sprinkle with salt, pepper, oregano and toss them to do the same on the other side, add the olive oil, the lemon juice and the water in the gaps so that the seasoning is not washed away.

Bake uncovered for about 1 hour depending on your oven, turning once when they are golden brown and continue baking until they are golden and soft. In between you may add a little bit of oil and water if they are not done. When they are done the water must be absorbed by the potatoes and remain with just a little olive oil.

Other potato recipes you might like:

Patates antinahtes

Baked Potatoes with cheese

Low fat stuffed potatoes

Pommes Lyonnaises or Potatoes Lyonnaises

Potato Salad with mayonnaise

Potato Omelette

Mashed Potatoes

French fries the Greek way

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11 Responses to “Patates Lemonates sto fourno (lemon roasted potatoes)”

  1. [...] served this dish with Patates sto fourno lemonates, which I have posted earlier today. When the potatoes were almost done, I placed the pizza tin on a [...]

  2. Ο/Η Peter G λέει:

    Where would us Greeks be without lemon potatoes. Simply one of the best side dishes to a roast…I’m glad you gave your version of this Ivy…

  3. Ο/Η Katie A λέει:

    This looks fantastic, never thought of adding water before putting potatoes in the oven… potatoes are the best, really!

  4. Ο/Η Psychgrad λέει:

    I have had lemon potatoes at Greek restaurants but I’ve never actually made them myself. I should give them a try because R finds potatoes too bland.

  5. Ο/Η elly λέει:

    Definitely one of the best side dishes there are Ivy. I just love them and so does everyone else I know! I make mine with a little chicken broth (well, not during lent obviously). What can I say, I love me some salty-chickeniness. lol :)

  6. Ο/Η Bellini Valli λέει:

    I love all these potato dishes sis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You are tempting me!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  7. Ο/Η Cakelaw λέει:

    Lemon roasted potatoes! Ivy, I am drooling here. If my addled brain can remember to do so, I would like to make this and your parchment fish when I am back in my kitchen. (Can’t bookmark anything – I’m on my brother’s computer.)

  8. Ο/Η courtney λέει:

    Im not the biggest potato fan , but I have always liked them like this raosted with that lemom flavor. Wonderful.

  9. Ο/Η Usha λέει:

    Very interesting,loved the idea of lemon added to potatoes…

  10. Ο/Η Lore λέει:

    Lovely! Unlike Courtney, I am the biggest potato fan :D and I think I’m starting to like roasted potatoes even better then French fries. Love the idea of adding lemon juice, yum!

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