I really wanted to call these rounds of potatoes, Chips. I know they aren’t chips-chips because the potatoes are not crunchy, but they look like chips. And if I ever had to tell you what my favorite potato chip flavor was, I would say Loaded Baked Potato Chips.
Ever think about that; what would be your favorite chip flavor? But, like, one that is not out there, yet. I would pick Roasted Red Pepper (Ajvar) and Loaded Baked Potato. Do these two flavors already exist in chip form? They might. I’m not a chips-person. I like popcorn and pretzels. However, I would totally become a chips-person if those two flavors made their way to mah belly.
So, Loaded Baked Potato Rounds it is.
I love these little nibbles. They often make their appearance around here, especially on those big game days; Super Bowl, World Cup, Real Housewives of Wherever Reunions, etc.
This is a delicious snack that comes together in all of 30 minutes. A bit of bacon, some cheese(s), salt and pepper, and sometimes I even throw in some green onions or garlic. 10 or 12 minutes in the oven, and we are game. Done. Ready to attack eat. I also like to serve them with a side of sour cream sometimes. But that’s only on those days when I look thinner. Or maybe I look thinner because of my yoga pants, but whatever.
ENJOY!
GO BEARS!!! 😉
Yields Serves 4 to 6
15 minPrep Time
15 minCook Time
30 minTotal Time
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Ingredients
- 4 medium sized red potatoes or new potatoes, washed, sliced into thin rounds, about 1/4-inch thick (I use a mandolin to cut even rounds)
- olive oil
- sea salt
- freshly ground peppercorns
- 5 or 6 strips of bacon, cooked until crisp, crumbled
- shredded monterey jack cheese
- shredded cheddar cheese
- sour cream (optional)
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Line a baking pan with aluminum foil, grease lightly with baking spray and set aside.
- Put the sliced potatoes in a pot filled with water and bring to a boil; cover and continue to cook for 3 minutes, or until fork tender.
- Drain potatoes and pat them dry with paper towels.
- Place the potatoes on the baking sheet.
- Brush the potatoes with olive oil and season with sea salt and fresh ground peppercorns.
- Layer the bacon pieces and cheeses on top of each potato slice.
- Bake in the oven for 10 to 12 minutes, or until cheese is melted.
- Serve with a side of sour cream.
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I’m linking this up with Tidy Mom’s I’m Lovin’ It Fridays Party
brilliant! way quicker than loaded baked potato
They look great! I’ll be making them soon. Thanks for sharing.
G’day! STUNNING photo Katerina, true!
I am DEFINITELY making your recipe! Thank you!
Cheers! Joanne
Thanks SO much, Joanne! 🙂
Cheers!!
YUUUMMM! Kate, I’m obviously a bit behind, but just saw you pin these on pinterest, and had to come by and tell you how amazing these are! Happy Saturday!
Hi Carol!! Happy weekend to you, too!! ♥
I made these for our Superbowl party. They were a huge hit!
I have had loaded baked potato chips in Canada I believe they were Lays….
I’m pretty sure Ruffles had a loaded potato flavored chip
I need to get my hands on those!! 🙂
Oh my… YUM! Those look delicious! My boys would love these. Pinning and I will definitely be making these this next week! Thanks for sharing! Found you at TidyMom.
I’d love for you to share this at my weekend link party. Hope to see you there!
Thanks for linking up! these look delicious!
I pinned it and featured your post in my wrap up! http://tidymom.net/2013/super-bowl-recipes-party-ideas/
Have a great weekend!
That is great! Thank you SO much!!!
These are so colorful and pretty! And drool-worthy! Hmmm….Super Bowl idea..
Yummy! I am adding these to my Super Bowl food round up. 🙂
These are great little nibbles and just perfect with the bacon! Another great snack for Super Sunday!
That plate of potatoes looks so good! A much prettier presentation than the original. 🙂
I love potatoes cooked in any way. Fried, boiled, steamed, baked, you name it, I’ll eat it!
These look yum indeed. Cannot wait to make them. 🙂
Thank you, Nancy!! Pozdrav! 🙂
I ♥ all things potato- and I live in my yoga pants. (Not a happy combination.)
These potato “chip” rounds are irresistible! I love the fact that they’re so thin- serving as svelte little platforms for the bacon, cheese, and sour cream!
I’m cool with these no matter what they’re called! I bet they’d go so fast at a Super Bowl party. Kate, I just nominated you for a Liebster Award. Please check out the details on my blog: http://piesandplots.net/vanilla-walnut-shortbread-and-liebster-award/
Yumm! Such a great snack idea, or a light appetizer.
These look awesome. I love baked potatoes with all the fixings but they take so long. This looks like a perfect alternative. May have to test these out for our upcoming Super Bowl party
YUM!!!!!
Yum, I think I need this in my life! Love!
Get in my face!
Oh Kate, I love potato oven fry discs as I call them. I never load them but what a great idea for game day. These look delicious and I must admit when I am super lazy sometimes I eat 1/2 cookie tray of these as my main dinner.:)
Those look delicious. Really, really good. 🙂 I know it’s boring, but my favorite chip is the plain, thin Lays with lots of salt. I’m simple that way. 🙂
I do love baked potatoes though so these would go far in my house all the way from the plate to my belly.
(Don’t get me started on the mandolin thing. We have a hate/hate relationship.)
You can never go wrong with potatoes and cheese! These look really good!
What ever you called them… the looks amazing. Wow.. talk about loaded with flavor. 🙂
I have a friend whose wife insisted he buy a mesh glove if he was going to get–and use–a mandolin. I just use the finger guard that came with my Benriner and what doesn’t get sliced goes to the composting pigs, the worm bin, or the outdoor compost bin. [Ok that sounds wrong, like if I *don’t* slice my finger it goes to the guinea pigs. They are vegans. I meant the remaining vegetable that is too big to use but too small to slice.]
Anyhoo, these look delicious and I bet my family would love them. Thanks!
Kirsten, I want your farm! I don’t know if I could do all the work that comes with it…I remember going to the village with my Grandmother every summer and watching her do tons and tons of work for her precious animals. And crops. 🙂
Perfect ratio of potato/toppings! I could make a whole meal out of them
The used to have loaded bake potatoe chips. I think they were made by Ruffles. I have really been down a chip aisle in awhile.
They’re glistening little rounds of perfection! The last time I used my mandolin I about lost my thumb so will stick to my knife but gosh, so pretty!
Averie, I ALWAYS slice my finger when I use the mandolin… it never fails! I only use it when the food is for company. Or the blog. 😀