Whole30 Potatoes & Asparagus

Author
Amy
Date
Jan, 15, 2019

These potato wedges are SO tasty! This side dish is easy to follow and fast to whip up! The golden edges that crisp up on the potatoes are my favorite part of the dish!

*For extra crispy potato wedges use a cast iron pan to bake in! Ours recently broke so I just used some of my serving stoneware to cook in—which is great because it’s serving-dish ready when it comes out of the oven. However, nothing works as good as a good ‘ol cast iron pan to get these potatoes just right! 🙂

Although, Whole30, potatoes tend to fall in the grey area for paleo cooking. I do cook potatoes often for our family as it is a CHEAP side dish. I can purchase a large bag of red potatoes for $3 and a bunch of asparagus for an addition $3ish. Which is great because I end up being able to use the ingredients twice in a week for a side. The starch in the potatoes are filling and it is a family friendly dish. To our family it’s totally worth the money savings!

Potatoes are definitely Whole30 approved but it’s a Paleo grey area. So do what you feel comfortable with! If you are following paleo and are hesitant to use potatoes replace the potatoes with turnips!

This is definitely a family staple! My littles LOVE Potatoes and it’s a great way to offer some greens without it overpowering the dish.

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Whole30 Potatoes & Asparagus
Crisp potatoe wedges with asparagus make the perfect pairing in this Whole30 dish!
Course Sides
Cuisine American
Keyword Paleo, Whole30
Prep Time 10 minuets
Cook Time 40-45 Minuets
Servings
people
Ingredients
Course Sides
Cuisine American
Keyword Paleo, Whole30
Prep Time 10 minuets
Cook Time 40-45 Minuets
Servings
people
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. Slice potatoes into bitesize chucks.
  2. Chop off the bottom white-ish color of the asparagus and discard. Then chop asparagus in three even chunks.
  3. Place potatoes and asparagus in a large dish (or cast iron pan.) Bake at 450° for 40-45 minuets or until the potatoes are soft and golden brown.
  4. Enjoy!

Amy

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