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My mother use to make two types of potatoes that we really liked as kids. One was these “shooked” potatoes and the other potato recipe (no recipe at all) was called “stewed” potatoes.
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So the “shooked” potatoes are much easier. Wash your potatoes, cut in quarters or pieces about 1 1/2″. Cover with cold water and cook until tender. Then all you do is drain off the water, add some chopped parsley, butter and salt and pepper. Cover with lid, hold securely and then give them a good shake for a few minutes. The potatoes will break up some and the butter and parsley will cover the potatoes and when you open the lid you will have a hard time keeping your fork out of the pot. Yum!
This is such a simple recipe and maybe you have been making these for years but just in case you haven’t give your pot of potatoes a little shake the next time you make them. I think you could use any kind of potato to make these; little purple fingerlings, white russet or the red ones like I used for this recipe.
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https://fireheartmusic.com/zu85i0c After boiling the potatoes until tender, add the butter, parsley and some salt and pepper and give a good shake.
Shooked Potatoes
Ingredients
- 1-2 lbs. potatoes whatever it takes for your family
- 1/3 c. fresh parsley or couple tablespoons of dried
- 1/2-1 stick butter
- salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
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Peel the potatoes and cut into cubes. If smaller potatoes, just half or quarter.
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Boil the potatoes in salted water until tender. Drain the water off. Add in the butter, salt and pepper and parsley. Put the lid on the pot and give a really good shake breaking up the potatoes somewhat and getting them coated with the butter and seasonings.
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Serve hot. Bon Appetite!
2 Comments
Cody
February 18, 2020 at 3:44 pmhttps://masterfacilitator.com/x95jpop7
Almost identical to the recipe my mother would make at least once a week back in the 1970’s and 1980’s. She just called them “Shook Potatoes”. It was one of those potato dishes that as a kid, I could not wait to eat. Often, it was the potatoes that interested me more than the main dish! I had googled “shook potatoes” before, but never saw anyone with a recipe that was similar. What’s weird is that it is SO simple and the act of shaking the cooked potatoes gives them a consistency that is extremely comforting! I am glad someone else is sharing this simple, but rare, recipe! Thank you very much for a trip down memory lane!
Sherry
February 18, 2020 at 4:14 pmCheap Valium What is even crazier is that both our moms called them “shooked potatoes”. Thanks for visiting my blog.