Roasted Cajun Potatoes

Excellent recipe! Very spicy as-is, so I wouldn't alter a thing. I wish they let you do halves, it'd be a 4.5 for sure. Only thing I did differently was I used about 2 tsp. dried parsley instead of the 2 Tb. fresh since I knew I wouldn't be able to use an entire bunch of fresh over the next few days. They ended up pretty oily so I might reduce the oil a bit next time. Thanks for the wonderful recipe! ***EDIT*** I bumped this up tp 5 stars since I've made this pretty much every week since that first time. I don't always have shallots around so I make do with an extra clove of garlic or two and a few liberal shakes (maybe 6-7) of dried, minced onion. That way, as long as I have potatoes and my spice cabinet I can whip these up as a side to anything in no time at all. I only have to bake for 30 minutes with one flip halfway through. Absolutely delicious!***another edit*** Yes, months later and again more to add. We converted this into a "grill recipe" and wanted to share since no one wants a hot oven for very long during the summer. Before you throw your meat on, crank the grill to about 400 or so and throw these on the top rack if you have on on a sturdy cookie sheet. Grill about 20 mins, flip them and finish off another 20 minutes until golden-brown. We like them this way even better!

I followed directions exactly. The aroma filled the house and I was afraid the taste would be too strong. It was perfect! My husband was very pleased, said they were the best oven potatoes he ever had. My son ate them all up also. We all thought they were great exactly as instructed to prepare them. The leftovers taste just as good.

Kind of played it by ear since I only made one potato--just sprinkled with a little Cajun seasoning rather than measuring individual spices,and still used the other ingredients called for (in far lesser amounts of course!) Crispy and brown on the outside, and nicely done and not mushy on the inside. One potato was perfectly done in 30 minutes. Delicious!

I would give this a solid 4.5. They were really great. You don't feel the heat until you've eaten a few. I cooked on 425 because I was grilling outside and didn't want to come back to a burning kitchen. Also, it only took mine about 30 minutes. I let them sit in the oven for another 10 minutes. They were crispy on the outside, smooth and creamy on the inside. YUM! *TIP* I bought a little salt and pepper jar at Walmart for less than $1, and I made a big bottle of the spices all mixed together. Now when I want to make this, I just cut up the potatoes and sprinkle my "fry spice" on them. It's MUCH easier than getting out all the different spice bottles.

This was very good. We didn't have shallots, so we substituted with half an onion and added an extra clove of garlic. We also baked them for an extra 15 minutes to get them a little crispier. My wife loved them! We'll be making these again.

I have to admit that I ate about half of these potatoes myself because they were JUST THAT GOOD. I used a combination of red, white, and sweet potatoes and used a little less cayenne pepper. Will def. be making these again.

These are really good!! I did put everything except the olive oil into a small food processor chopped it, and the added the olive oil and gave it a short whirl. I made a nice paste that stuck to the potatoes. These are little spicy but you can't stop eating them actually addicting.

These were very tasty. I baked them about 15 minutes longer than requested just because I like my potatoes on the crispy side. The seasoning was just right for us and not overpowering at all. I will definitely make this again, it is going in my recipe box. Thanks for sharing.

I found a new favorite recipe for potatoes! For the longest time I was using the 'Roasted New Potatoes' recipe on this site. I did without the shallots (none on hand) and it was still great!

These were tasty. I will make them again.