Welcome to Rain's Thursday Art and Dinner Date! The theme is 'Mittens' and here is my ACEO (2 1/2" x 3 1/2").
For the dinner date I am sharing some potato wedges I baked up with the Papa John's garlic sauce that comes with their pizzas. We prefer other dips for pizza.
5 small/medium potatoes peeled and sliced into wedges
1/2 tsp dried oregano
1/2 tsp black pepper
1/2 tsp paprika
Garlic sauce
400F
bake 40 mins and enjoy!
The potatoes with this recipe are very tasty.
ReplyDeleteI make sweet potatoes with a similar recipe and they turn out great and healthy!
Bute mittens (glad it´s warm enough to go without, though!Good reminder, we will try potatoes again in the airfryer.
ReplyDeleteYour Pizza comes with dips? Never heard of that.
The boxing gloves are super cute
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ReplyDeleteMi hai fatto venire la fame.Ciao
ReplyDeleteThe pink mittens look lovely.
ReplyDeleteThe painting reminds me..where are both of my gloves? So hard to keep up with them in the winter. Oh, the garlic potatoes look yummy!
ReplyDeleteAwesome and colorful art! I am always up for potatoes. Great recipe!
ReplyDeleteAwesome to see your recipe. Adoring those mittens too! Happy Thursday!
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I never thought about using Papa John's sauce on potatoes, but it would be great.
ReplyDeleteLovely art!
ReplyDeleteThe mittens are charming and the wedges look delicious!
ReplyDeleteWarm woolen mittens . . . A few of my favorite things! Blessings, Christine!
ReplyDeleteSweet mittens. Mine always had a string on them too. Mom knew I would lose them.
ReplyDeleteI love potatoes but don't eat them much anymore.
ReplyDeleteLuv garlic, luv potaties, YUM
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Oi! Batatas assadas no forno de fogão, certo?
ReplyDeleteParecem apetitosas.
Beijos! :)
Christane que linda a pintura, delicia essas batatas frita anotei aqui a receita bjs.
ReplyDeleteChristane que linda a pintura, delicia essas batatas frita anotei aqui a receita bjs.
ReplyDeleteCute mittens and love the wedges :-D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely combination of art and food for your Thursday Art and Dinner Date! Your mitten ACEO sounds charming – I bet it's such a cute and cosy piece. As for the potato wedges, they sound delicious! That garlic sauce is a great choice for dipping, and the seasoning mix you’ve used must add a lovely depth of flavour. Perfect for a simple yet tasty meal. I might just have to try this recipe myself!
ReplyDeleteI like your mittens and they are exactly the color I would choose. And now I am hungry for your potatoes. They look delicious!
ReplyDeleteThe painting is great and the wedges look delicious!
ReplyDeleteNice mittens and yummy potatoes.
ReplyDeleteI needed those mittens today at my house. It was cold. Those potatoes looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteLindos guantes y graciaas por la receta.
ReplyDeleteI remember having mittens with a string holding them together. Nice drawing. The potato wedges look delicious.
ReplyDeletepretty painting and nice food.... yummy
ReplyDeleteOh those potatoes look really good!! your mittens are cute also.
ReplyDeleteI would love to try one of them! (We don't have an oven, just a microwave and Instant Pot.)
ReplyDeleteI like the mittens ... a nice colour.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Great mittens ... look like they would keep one's pinkies warm :) Love potatoes in any form. I think I got that from my father who loved potatoes in any form as well. So, baked potatoes with sour cream, butter and maybe green onion would be my choice, but I would never refuse a plate of potato wedges :) Stay warm, Christine :)
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your potatoes look delicious-loving your mittens
ReplyDeleteCute art Christine. Hey, I've not met a potato that I didn't like!
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