Only three ingredients needed to make this creamy, very tasty potato bake ! Brown Onion Potatoes have been a family favorite for decades
Post and images updated November 2018
This is my hubby’s most popular and most requested Potato side dish recipe.
I usually parboil the peeled, whole potatoes in salt water for 8 minutes in my pressure cooker. This is about half cooked when I transfer the potatoes to the oven.
You can parboil the Potatoes way ahead of time and only finish the dish before dinner. A quick mix and layering, bake and your side dish is ready !
The versatility of these Brown Onion Potatoes are also just about endless. Besides serving as a side dish (with just about ANY meal), you can also serve the Potatoes as a light dinner.
However, if serving as a light dinner (or leftovers for lunch), add some cooked Bacon, Ham or any other kind of leftover meat.
But, I have to mention, when hubby and I are alone for dinner, we might just have a whole bowl of the Brown Onion Potatoes for dinner ! (as is – no additional meats added).
No kidding, this dish is addicting and yes, we sure can finish off a whole batch between the two of us.
More Potato Side Dish recipes you might like:
ps: If you can not find Brown Onion soup powder, use any strong soup powder i.e. beef, chicken, white onion etc.
Brown Onion Potatoes
Brown Onion Potatoes
Ingredients
- 6 large Potatoes peeled
- 1 packet Brown Onion Soup Powder see note in post
- 1 cup Fresh Cream whipping cream/double cream
- Parsley chopped (optional)
Instructions
- Pre-heat the oven to 180 deg C (350 deg F) – Spray a 20 x 30 cm ( 9 x 13 inch ) oven dish with cooking oil
- Parboil the potatoes (whole) until half cooked in salt water
- Combine the Brown Onion Soup powder with the Fresh Cream
- Drain the Potatoes, slice into 5-7 mm slices and arrange half in one single layer in the prepared oven dish (it can overlap a little)
- Pour half of the cream mixture over the potato layer – repeat with another potato layer, followed with the remaining cream mixture
- Bake 45 – 60 minutes, uncovered, until soft
Notes
- Parboil time based on using a pressure cooker
- Soup powder packet size - 50 grams / 2 ounces
- You can also use a square baking dish 25 cm ( 10 inch square ) - takes about 10 minutes longer in the oven
- The cream will thicken on standing after baking - best to serve immediately
I suppose this is not really a master recipe – but it is definitely one of our favorite potato dishes.
Rebecca
Friday 4th of January 2013
sounds wonderfully easy! Thanks!
allisamazing
Thursday 6th of December 2012
These sound amazing!
Carole
Thursday 6th of December 2012
Yum! Thanks for linking this in - and so quick off the mark, too! Have a great week.
Debi Bolocofsky
Wednesday 26th of September 2012
Hey Linda,The potatoes recipe looks great, but I love the Dimitri story. My kids get in my car and want to change the station right away. I just laugh and sing louder. ( I am a horrible singer, but I love singing with my songs. ) It's fun watching them laughing at me.Thanks so much for linking each week at Adorned From Above's Link party.Have a great week.Debi @ Adorned From Above
Meredith @ Wait Til Your Father Gets Home
Wednesday 26th of September 2012
I'm such a meat and potatoes girl. This recipe is right up my ally!
Thanks for sharing at Keep Calm & Link Up last week. We are thrilled you chose to join our party and hope you'll be back this week as well!
xo, Meredith @ www.waittilyourfathergetshome.com