Roasted Cinnamon Little Potatoes and Pumpkin
The Little Potato Company is such a fabulous company, I truly can’t get enough of their gorgeous little potatoes. They are incredibly versatile and can be used in so many recipes as I have shown you time and time again. Like in today’s Roasted Cinnamon Little Potatoes and Pumpkin recipe, which is perfect for Thanksgiving too! I have loads of other recipes too like Baked Little Potato Casserole, Slow Cooker Goulash Soup with Dumplings, Cheesy Potato Soup, and Cheesy Potato Stacks, just to name a few.
Some exciting things are happening at The Little Potato Company, they have a brand new website, you need to pop over to check it out!! They are also teaming up with The Marilyn Dennis Show to find Canada’s Next Little Chef. If you know me well, I am very excited about this as I have taught children how to cook for years, plus this is how this blog all started way back when with Friday Night Cooking Classes, teaching my daughter and her friends how to cook.
All you have to do is submit a video of your junior cook, ages 8 to 13, and their best small potato recipe for a chance to win the ultimate culinary experience in Paris!
The Top 10 Little Chefs will be featured on Marilyn.ca where fans can vote for their favourite Little Chef!
The Final Two Little Chefs will appear on The Marilyn Denis Show for a cook-off and be mentored by MasterChef Canada’s Michael Bonacini.
The entry period ends October 18th. (Contest Now Closed)
So all this talk about kids had me thinking about a fun recipe for this month. Kids all over Canada and beyond are diving into big boxes of pumpkins trying to find their favorites. Most people don’t eat a lot of pumpkin except when it is pureed in recipes like pumpkin pie. Sugar pumpkins are also out this time of year and kids will like their cute size. Buy one for them to decorate and one for everyone to have in this delicious recipe. Mom and Dad need to cut the pumpkin up but kids can sprinkle on the salt, pepper, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
Using the fun tri-colored potatoes adds even more to this dish for kids to love! Adding the pumpkin adds another color and even more nutrition.
Did you know that potatoes are vegetables? Yup, many of us think of them as just a carb but they have loads of nutritional value including more potassium than bananas. They are equal to broccoli in protein, fiber, and iron. They also contain immune-boosting vitamin C and vitamin B6 and have only 90 calories per serving. That is a lot of goodness wrapped up in a little delicious potato! They are a great choice to feed your family and you will feel good about serving them in all sorts of wonderful recipes.
Roasted Cinnamon Little Potatoes and Pumpkin
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 lb. The Little Potato Company Terrific Trio potatoes quartered
- 1 lb. sugar pumpkin large dice
- 2 Tbsp. olive oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 tsp. cinnamon
- Fresh grating of nutmeg
Instructions
- Spread out the potatoes and pumpkin of a rimmed cookie sheet. Sprinkle on the olive oil, followed by salt, pepper, cinnamon and nutmeg. Roast for 30 min. in a 425F. oven, turning after 20 min.
Comments & Reviews
Abbey Gleichenhaus says
Looks yummy and easy to make for the family and company! will try this fall for sure
Michele @ Flavor Mosaic says
I love potatoes, and this recipe looks fantastic.
Renee's Kitchen Adventures says
What a delightful combination! I adore those little potatoes (so tender!) and adding pumpkin is a great idea!
Jessica (Savory Experiments) says
I could literally eat potatoes for every meal for the rest of my life. I love the addition of cinnamon and can’t wait to try it!
Chicago Jogger says
I love purple potatoes! This looks so delicious for fall. Especially with the pumpkin flavor 🙂
Heidy L McCallum says
Fantastic flavor combo. Love the addition of pumpkin and cinnamon to the potatoes. ..all roasted to perfection.
Rachel @ {i love} my disorganized life says
I love the variety of colors in this dish, and the potatoes are so cute! Looks delicious!
Shelley @ Two Healthy Kitchens says
This is so beautiful with those tri-colored potatoes, and I just love how easy and how nutritious this recipe is, too! A wonderful recipe throughout the fall and winter, but I’m definitely pinning it to my Thanksgiving board – such a perfect side dish that’s a bit traditional but a also bit of a fun twist on Thanksgiving, too! Great recipe idea!
Katerina says
I love potatoes and cinnamon so that makes double the pleasure!