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Monday, February 20, 2012

Frieda's Potato Lover's Month Prize Pack Giveaway and Gourmet Fingerling Potatoes Review

FEBRUARY IS POTATO LOVER'S MONTH....

And Frieda's wants to make sure one lucky person celebrates this spudtacular month in gourmet style.

Before I tell you all about this Fantastic and Colorful Giveaway...

Let me start by thanking Frieda's for sending out the freshest, cleanest, colorful dainty potatoes I have ever seen before....


To be honest I have seen similar "cute" potatoes in the past, but have never purchased them.  I had the attitude that all potatoes were basically the same.  "HAD" is the key word....I no longer think or peel feel that way!!

Frieda's Assorted Gourmet Fingerling Potatoes are Grown for flavor and hand-selected from fields high in the Colorado Rockies (not far from where I am located), Frieda's only chooses the "cream of the crop" varieties for their delicious assortment, including the rich and buttery Russian Banana, the red-streaked French Fingerling with a nutty, hazelnut flavor and the earthy, sweet Ruby Crescent. Prized for their ability to soak up the flavors they are cooked in.

I was so excited to figure out how to use this fresh produce from Frieda's.  As I know from personal experience in the past with Frieda's Pearl Onions.....The only sell the best!

My mind raced with ideas.  I also checked out Frieda's website as they share some of the best recipes.

I wanted to make sure whatever I decided, did not cover up the natural flavors of these blemish free Gourmet Fingerling Potatoes.  I decided on my delicious and wholesome slow cooker pot roast and veggies. 

My recipe is very simple and flavorful....Large pot roast, 1 can cream of mushroom soup, 1 can cream of celery soup, 1 cup cold water, 1 package of dry beef soup mix and Lots of fresh garlic.  Mix all the ingredients and pour over roast.  Add in any veggies you would like to enjoy.  I always add potatoes, celery, carrots and onions.  This time I added Frieda's Gourmet Fingerling Potatoes and their pearl onions! I left the Fingerlings whole for added eye appeal.

Put it on low for 8 to 10 hours and forget about it! 

I was impressed on how well the potatoes held up and each potato still show cased its unqiue flavor profile. I will never look at a potato the same again.  My boys LOVED them!!!  They fought over who was going to get the craziest shaped potato...the littlest...the last red colored one....I could go on and on.

So who want to enjoy their own bag of Frieda's Assorted Gourmet Fingerling Potatoes???

Okay, I heard a bunch of yes's....but how about not only those potatoes...BUT....

THE PURPLE KIWI COOKBOOK by Karen Caplan is filled with over 120 delicious recipes that were all developed in Frieda's test kitchen.

Not just a collection of original recipes, THE PURPLE KIWI COOKBOOK features 128 pages of full-color recipes, photos, tips and useful information on some of the world's most exotic fruits and vegetables. The cookbook features items such as Habanero Chiles, Donut® Peaches, Purple Potatoes and Asian Pears, along with descriptions, usage ideas and storage and selection tips. $22.75 Value!!

AND.....

Little Potato Company Little Potatoes

AND....

A Tote Bag

AND...

Notepad AND Pen!!!

Wow!!! Thank you Frieda's for your generosity to one lucky winner....Is it going to be you?  Enter for your chance to win below

AND

HAPPY POTATO LOVER'S MONTH!

Disclaimer: Frieda's provided me with a free
sample of one of these products to review and giveaway I was under no obligation to review it if
I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review in return for the free product.



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82 comments:

  1. SMASHED POTATOES- you boil them with the skins on then put them in a skillet with a little olive oil and small each one separately and brown them.

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  2. would like to try the Anaheim Chile, they have
    ashleygatewood1(AT)gmail.com

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  3. I would use these for hash browns for our Sunday breakfast!

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  4. boil them or slice & bake them.
    eg kaufman

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  5. I'd make an au gratin casserole

    rugerpuppies at hotmail dot com

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  6. I also want to try the mulling spices.

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  7. I would add these with corn on the cob and put in boiling water and add Crawfish and seasoning for a great "Boiled Crawfish" supper.
    kat_emerick@yahoo.com

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  8. I would bake them and top them with cilantro and nutritional yeast tomatoes and onions. yum.

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  9. Definately with diced green onions and tomatoes, fried in olive oil.

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  10. I would bake them all and have them with butter and salt...this is making me hungry :-)
    blue65829 at aol dot com

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  11. I would love to make some herb roasted potatoes

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  12. I found out about the giveaway in the newsletter

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  13. I would like to try Marinated Dried Tomatoes, Halves.

    janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com

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  14. I would try to make them into potato chips! Yum! kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.

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  15. I like roasting seasoned potatoes in the oven.

    nineteen19 at blackfoot dot net

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  16. I like steamed potatoes so I would do that
    granitjb@gmail.com

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  17. My favorite is just taking a piece of bacon and wrapping it around the potato, then baking for an hour and a half.
    Use plain yogurt as a replacement for sour cream!

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  18. I would like to try Frieda's hot house cucumbers and their Red Seedless Watermelon. :)

    vgsaxon(at)gmail(dot)com

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  19. Roasted with some onions and peppers and seasonings!

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  20. I'd make a potato salad if I won. Thanks!
    romapup at gmail dot com

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  21. Baby kiwifruit sound yummy too. They have a great assortment of exotic fruit.

    romapup at gmail dot com

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  22. I would bake them with onions and peppers as a side dish with steak

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  23. I would like to try Frieda's Dried California Chiles.

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  24. au gratin with garlic, Italian cheeses,,,,mama mia

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  25. I'd cut them up, boil them, and add them to a breakfast casserole. That's the main way we eat potatoes
    dee5791(at)gmail.com

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  26. I love using them in a crock pot with a roast. Thanks!

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  27. Would love to roast them and serve them with some grilled veggies. YUM!

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  28. Would love to try the squash and mushrooms.

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  29. Roasted in the oven with olive oil & rosemary
    Thanks for the contest.

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  30. I would like to try the MOAB Superfruit Blends!

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  31. I would slice them and saute them with a bit of butter and fresh dill. Thanks for the giveaway.

    President dot peaches at hotmail dot com

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  32. I love boiled potatoes, so I'd boil them with a little crab boil and salt... yum!

    tannerboyle12@hotmail.com

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  33. I would cut them in half add a little olive oil and salt and pepper and microwave them.
    Susan Chester

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  34. i love to dice them and cook fry them in olive oil, red and green peppers, onions and garlic. So yummy.

    enchantedtree(at)hotmail.com

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  35. Wow! what a great selection of yummy foods! i'd also love to try the Organic Basil and Garlic Polenta !
    enchantedtree(at)hotmail.com

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  36. make fried potatoes
    thanks
    aunteegem@yahoo.com

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  37. I would oven roast them with onions and parsnips and olive oil and rosemary


    apoalillo {AT} hotmail dot com

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  38. Any of the chiles would be good to add to anything, including the potatoes.

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  39. Dried Cranberries
    wallindeb@yahoo.com

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  40. I would make a gratin!

    larkspurpurple (at) gmail.com

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  41. french fries, fried potatoes, and baked !!

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  42. mashed potatoes
    jednc @ hotmail .com

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  43. Frieda's Dried California Chiles sound tasty.
    jednc @ hotmail .com

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  44. Id like to try the Dried Black Eyed Peas

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  45. I would bake them and add butter or sour cream.
    kwegner0 at gmail dot com

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  46. I would cube them and coat them in dry ranch dressing mix and bake them!

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  47. I'd bake them and add olive oil and chives. Mmmmmm
    elysesw@aol.com

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  48. NY STate Fair Salt potatoes with butter. They are the hands down best potatoes and little potatoes are perfect
    masugr at yahoo dot com

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  49. I would also like to try organic pearl potatos
    masugr at yahoo dot com

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  50. I would bake them with olive oil. :)
    Vicky C.
    t42vek20 at gmail dot com

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  51. I would love to grill these
    mightynaynay(at)cs.com

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  52. I'd try the Marinated Dried Tomatoes
    mightynaynay(at)cs.com

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  53. I am lazy and cant cook I just nuke them, but I love potatoes

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  54. Like to try their Moab superfruit Thrive flavor


    letessha

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  55. I'd make them into a gratin :) Thanks for the giveaway!

    -rachelm59@yahoo.com

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  56. I like them roasted with a little bit of olive oil and some salt & pepper.

    katfam95 at aim dot com

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  57. I make a middle eastern slow cookied stew called a cholent that is a hit in my house. (tam s)

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  58. I would roast them with garlic, salt, pepper, and olive oil.

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  59. I have bought these potatoes and they are great! I tossed them with olive oil and lots of salt and pepper. Then roasted them in the oven. yummy, chefl@swbell.net

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  60. I love to add potatoes to my chicken and rice.

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  61. I would love to try the dried cranberries.

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  62. I would like to try French Style Crepes

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  63. i deep fry little diced potatoes and rool them in bacon bits and spices

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  64. I'd make french fries.
    ermahurtt@att.net

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  65. I would roast them in the oven with a little olive oil and garlic.

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  66. i would oven brown them with onions and garlic

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  67. I would love to try the veggie pizza pepperoni

    dee5791(at)gmail.com

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  68. I would love to try the Lychees.

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