Spicy Armadillo Potatoes

[cack]

Check 'em out

http://onenine3bbq.blogspot.com/

[Cocklover]

That is a very interesting receipe. I'll have to try those for the kids and I. I cook steak once a week and that would be something different to have than a regular ole baked potato.

[cack]

They're really good. We've done some pretty spicy ones before. If you have a stuffy nose ... crank up the heat and it will pour.

[CockyInGA]

Damn that looks epic!

Going to have to try these soon :)

Been following the blog for a few days now and "Liked" on Facebook.

Thanks for this :)

[Cocklover]

Originally Posted by cack

They're really good. We've done some pretty spicy ones before. If you have a stuffy nose ... crank up the heat and it will pour.

Wonderful...that would be great for my sinuses...LOL

[FlorenceCock]

I saw a armadillo cross the road this morning on the way to work. Their population is starting to explode in SC according to the DNR.

[cack]

Originally Posted by CockyInGA

Damn that looks epic!

Going to have to try these soon :)

Been following the blog for a few days now and "Liked" on Facebook.

Thanks for this :)

Awesome man, thanks.

I'm trying to build it up and MAAAAAAAAAAYBE get it to be more of a side job if I can get it to take off. That's why I'm trying to post more, and working on getting a brand, and even working on a new website.

[warriorchief]

that sounds really damn good

[The Yancey]

Actually those ar Hasselback potatoes. They are named after the Swedish restaurant that originated them in the 1700's.

[ShutTheSuccop]

whatever they are called...they look great! I can't wait to try them. That is right up my alley and when I showed the wife the pics, she was interested too...and that is a lot coming from her

[HardRockCock]

Originally Posted by The Yancey

Actually those ar Hasselback potatoes. They are named after the Swedish restaurant that originated them in the 1700's.

Hasselback Potatoes use the same cutting technique, but only use butter and salt as the ingredients. What Cack has done is a recipe that is common in the BBQ world and known as Armadillo potatoes, the crust being similar to an armadillo's leathery shell (aka Accordion potatoes also)

[The Yancey]

Originally Posted by HardRockCock

Hasselback Potatoes use the same cutting technique, but only use butter and salt as the ingredients. What Cack has done is a recipe that is common in the BBQ world and known as Armadillo potatoes, the crust being similar to an armadillo's leathery shell (aka Accordion potatoes also)

Nope: Ingredients Used in Preparation

The basic traditional Hasselback Potatoes recipe calls for the use of potatoes, garlic powder, red pepper flakes, olive oil, herbs, salt and black salt. The herbs used depend on personal preferences.
http://www.ifood.tv/network/hasselback_potato

[Transmaniacon]

I'd like to try this with a good homemade pesto (perhaps with some spinach in the pesto to protect the color under a broil), and since the crusty outside seems to be part of the attraction, maybe top it with a layer of parm, oil, and bread crumbs before putting under the broiler. I'm always looking for new ways to put pesto all over potatoes.

[cack]

I just like how everyone is arguing over the name of a potato

[Dam Racals]

I will try it, looks really good with steaks.

[cocky1982]

The Mexican lasagna is something I'm going to have to try! Cack I like the pic of the temp of the oven in this one lol

[M.C.]

LOL all I know is that it looks good

[cockycock10]

What's in a name? that which we call a potato
By any other name would taste as good

[cack]

If any of you try to make it let me know how it goes and I'll post it up on the blog too.

[cack]

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