Dijon-Roasted Potatoes (Weight Watchers) Recipe - Low-cholesterol.Food.com (2024)

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Submitted by applee

"Found this recipe on the Weight Watchers website. It is a core recipe but can become flex by counting the points. I think these potatoes have a lot of flavor and are a great side dish. Even kids and husbands will enjoy! It's easy too! I also double the ingredients and use 6-8 potatoes to get a good amount out of this."

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Ready In:
40mins

Ingredients:
8
Serves:

4

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ingredients

  • Pam cooking spray (or other cooking spray)
  • 1 teaspoon olive oil
  • 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
  • 34 teaspoon paprika
  • 14 teaspoon dried thyme
  • 12 teaspoon table salt
  • 14 teaspoon black pepper
  • 4 -6 large potatoes (quartered, and cut into about equal sized pieces)

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directions

  • As mentioned in the description, I usually double all the ingredients and use about 6 or so potatoes (depending on size). What I am looking for is to have enough coating of the ingredients to cover the potatoes and give them the full flavor. Please adjust the amount of potatoes to suit your tastes!
  • Preheat oven to 425°F.
  • Coat a 9 x 13-inch baking dish or a cookie sheet with cooking spray.
  • Whisk together oil, mustard, paprika, thyme, salt and pepper in a large bowl.
  • Chop up potatoes and add them to the bowl with the whisked ingredients. Stir to coat the potatoes.
  • Transfer potatoes to the baking dish or cookie sheet and roast for about 15 minutes. Stir and continue to roast 15 minutes more.
  • What I do is roast the potatoes until they are pretty browned and toasted. I check to see if they are cooked through by piercing them with a fork. If the fork is not going through easily, they need more time. I will also add a piece of Aluminum Foil to the top of the potatoes, turn the oven down to 400 F and continue to roast. The foil will allow the potatoes to get tender in the inside and cook all the way through without burning them.
  • Take out of the oven and cool slightly so that you don't burn your mouth when eating! Also good with some ketchup added to the side!

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Reviews

  1. Very nice flavor, and easy... although my potatoes took quite a bit longer than the stated time to get tender. I also doubled the seasonings, which I agree is the smart choice as it really boosted the flavor. :) Thanks for a great addition to my collection!

    Lynne the Pirate Queen

  2. These were very good! I seasoned the wedges very well with extra seasonings and added onion and garlic powders. Dipped them down in ketchup and they were perfect! I made these with WW Barbecue Meatloaf and they paired great together. Made up a salad on the side and you have a full complete meal for not many points at all. (4 points a sev. for these and 4 points a serv. for the meatloaf) I only cut up 3 large potatoes and it was plenty for the two of us. Thanks for pointing out this great WW recipe. While on WW Im sure I will make again.

    DanielleLyn

  3. This is a nice change from oven fries. The sauce was really thick so I did add about one teaspoon of water. Then I used my pastry brush to just brush over the potatoes. It worked for me. Thanks for posting!

    DeDi6363

  4. These were so easy to prepare and perfectly delicious. While preparing these, I was a bit concerned about the amount of paprika and felt it would overwhelm the other flavors but that was not the case. The flavors were clean and simple and worked so nicely with the creaminess of my golden Yukon gold potatoes. Served this with pork tenderloin and steamed broccoli. Thanks!

    justcallmetoni

  5. I'm always looking for new ways to make potatoes. These turned out nicely. I used fingerling potatoes which made for easy wedges.

    ARathkamp

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applee

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I like to collect recipes! I also like to cook, and bake. I just got married in 2006, so I have been experimenting will all kinds of new recipes. I love reading cookbooks cover to cover. I don't have a favorite cookbook, although I do LOVE all the Death By Chocolate ones. I enjoy reading and belong to a book club where I get to take all the wonderful recipes I try out from this site! I also play the flute at the Cathedral and give lessons. Knitting keeps me busy and I make cookie trays and cakes on the side. I love to travel and try new foods too....too bad I have to work though, which limits my traveling abilities.Some good books I recommend are:Fast Food Nation The Glass CastleMemoires of a GeishaThe Red TentMiddlesexI love techno music, classical, old Italian records, Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and old fashioned romantic French music, U2, Bruce Springsteen, and Jean Pierre Rampal are some more favorits. I enjoy listening to music while I bake and cook especially the cd from the movie Something's Gotta Give and Handel Flute Concertos.

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FAQs

What is the best potato to eat on Weight Watchers? ›

But Yukon golds are also suitable for mashed and fries, and their buttery, smooth texture needs less seasoning (i.e., fat and calories) to taste special. Small varieties like fingerlings, new potatoes and round reds hold their shape when cooked and are ideal for salads or roasting.

Are baked potatoes 0 points on Weight Watchers? ›

Weight Watchers, now called WW, has given potatoes the coveted “ZeroPoints” classification for one of its weight-loss plans, meaning they don't require tracking by member dieters.

Are roasted potatoes healthy? ›

Eating roasted potatoes is good for you since it is high in fiber content and improves digestion. Roasted potatoes are even better as they are easy to digest. Almost every household in the country uses potatoes in their daily dishes. Potatoes, easily the most popular among vegetables anywhere, are rich in iron.

How many points is a baked potato on Weight Watchers Blue? ›

Load up a baked potato and dig into a hearty, healthy meal. Start with a small baked potato (4 SmartPoints value), then load it up with one of these 0 SmartPoints value toppings, and dig into a hearty, healthy meal.

What is the healthiest potato to eat? ›

Which Potatoes Are the Healthiest?
  1. Purple Potatoes. Purple potatoes are packed with beneficial plant compounds, including anthocyanins (a type of antioxidant). ...
  2. Red Potatoes. Red potatoes are an excellent source of flavonoid antioxidants like quercetin, kaempferol-rutinose, catechin, and rutin. ...
  3. Sweet Potatoes.
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What is the healthiest version of potatoes? ›

After taking into account the mineral density, the vitamin density, the macronutrient balance, the sugar-to-fiber ratio, the sodium-to-potassium ratio, and the phytochemical profile, red potatoes are the healthiest potato with data from the USDA Food Database.

What happens if you only eat zero point foods on WeightWatchers? ›

You can still lose weight: ZeroPoint foods have been part of WeightWatchers for many years! We rigorously test our programs and have found that members can regularly incorporate all ZeroPoint foods into their everyday eating and still lose weight.

Can you eat too many zero point foods on WeightWatchers? ›

Full of fiber and protein, these foods also support overall health, keep you full, and bulk up and add flavor to your meals. And, of course, you can eat as much as you like.

What is the best rice to eat on WeightWatchers? ›

In general, long-grain rice like basmati and jasmine are best for pilafs, fried rice and other dishes where the grains should be separate. They are also the best choice for simply adding a starch to a plate of food. Medium-grain rice is better for paella, casseroles and rice puddings.

Are roasted potatoes bad for cholesterol? ›

Potatoes are rich in soluble fibre, which can be consumed by high cholesterol patients without any confusion. Consuming potatoes not only maintains the cholesterol level, but the body also gets many health benefits. Consumption of potatoes in cholesterol is safe only if you consume it properly.

Do roasted potatoes have cholesterol? ›

As a bonus, potatoes are low in calories, contain no fat or cholesterol, and are sodium-free.

Are potatoes bad for high cholesterol? ›

The humble potato is a starchy veggie that is equally delicious as it is good for you. Along with the boost of carbohydrates that potatoes provide, each serving fuels your body with soluble fiber, a nutrient that can reduce the absorption of cholesterol into your bloodstream.

Is rotisserie chicken zero points on Weight Watchers? ›

If I remove the skin from rotisserie chicken breast, is it a ZeroPoint food? Yes, as long as you're eating just the breast meat.

Can you eat pasta on Weight Watchers? ›

Pasta primer

A 1-cup serving of cooked, regular pasta has 5 PointsPlus values, and the same amount of whole wheat pasta comes in at 4 PointsPlus values.

What vegetables are not zero points on Weight Watchers? ›

Other vegetables that are not ZeroPoint foods are:
  • Avocados.
  • Parsnips.
  • Potatoes.
  • Sweet potatoes.
  • Yams.
  • Cassava/Yuca/Manioc.
  • Olives.
  • Nuts and seeds (including quinoa and other grains)
Dec 20, 2017

How many points is a russet potato on Weight Watchers? ›

Weight Watchers Just Updated Their Program—and Now Potatoes and Pasta Are Zero Points. Users will have the option to choose one of three customized weight-loss programs to suit their lifestyle.

Can I eat potatoes on Weight Watchers? ›

Surprisingly, baked potatoes are not only low in Weight Watchers (WW) points but can also be transformed into a delectable and satisfying meal without hindering your weight-loss endeavors.

What is the healthiest potato besides sweet potato? ›

1) Red Potatoes

They contain the highest levels of vitamins, minerals, and healthy phytochemicals. They're high in quercetin, a flavonoid with powerful anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties. They also offer more lutein (for eye health) and choline (for brain health) than any other potato on this list.

Which potato has the least carbs? ›

The lowest is Zerella with 8.9 g per 100 g. GiLICIOUS comes in at 10.3 g per 100. Both of these are marketed as low carb potatoes and claim '25% less carbs'. The highest carb content is found in white flesh sweet potato with 19.3 g per 100 g.

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