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Anna N

Anna N

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 My daughter grew potatoes this year and I was the lucky recipient of three of them (there are not many this time). 

 I wanted to enjoy them as simply as possible out of respect for the garden and the gardener. I scrubbed them, tossed them in duck fat, salt and pepper and roasted them in the  Cuisinart Steam Oven (400 degrees Fahrenheit times 30 minutes)  gave them a little time under the broiler and then scarfed them down for my lunch. 

Anna N

Anna N

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 My daughter grew potatoes this year and I was the lucky recipient of three of them (there are not many this time). 

 I wanted to enjoy them as simply as possible  out of respect for the garden and the gardiner. I scrubbed them, tossed them in duck fat, salt and pepper and roasted them in the  Cuisinart Steam Oven (400 degrees Fahrenheit times 30 minutes)  gave them a little time under the broiler and then scarfed them down for my lunch. 

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