7 Easy Potato Soups You Should Be Making this Winter
Winters can be long, and cold, in Idaho. One thing that helps us get through them is a big, steamy bowl of soup. These seven easy recipes will have dinner on the table in a flash, and maybe even some leftovers for lunch the next day! 1. Roasted Garlic Potato Spinach Soup A packet of…
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Valentine’s Day at Home
The thought of Valentine’s Day makes some people cringe. There are dinner reservations to make and cards to buy; presents to wrap and expectations to try to live up to. It can be stressful, especially for the guys. And it’s hard to be romantic under pressure. So we’re proposing getting back to the roots of…
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What Makes Idaho® Potatoes So Special
It’s no secret that when people hear the word “Idaho”, “potato” is often the next thing to come to mind. Is it the result of years of great marketing? Or are Idaho® potatoes actually different than potatoes grown in other states? 3 Things that Make Idaho® Potatoes Different Climate – Most of Idaho’s potatoes are…
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12 Awesome Recipes for the Big Game
With the big game just a few days away, we’ve rounded up 12 recipes – from appetizer to the main course, and even a couple desserts – that are sure to score big with all fans! 1. Garlic Parmesan Potato and Fennel Tart Puff pastry topped with creamy Idahoan® potatoes and other flavorful ingredients like…
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What to do with Leftover Rotisserie Chicken
A rotisserie chicken is equivalent to being on the dinner expressway… it has you home free in no time! They are convenient, affordable and provide a huge jumpstart to dinner. Plus, often there’s enough for more than one meal. Two Meals, Four People, One Rotisserie Chicken With one rotisserie chicken plus Idahoan, it’s easy to bang…
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Idahoan Cups Go Camping
Idahoan Mashed Potato Cups are always good for on-the-go situations, and camping definitely falls in that category. Top 5 Reasons to take Idahoan Cups Camping 1. You only need a spoon – doing dishes is never that fun, and especially not when camping! With our cups, there’s no need to dirty any dishes.2. Just add…
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Camp Hash Browns
Why is it that everything tastes better when you are camping? Is it the fresh air? The change of environment? The daily activities – hiking, swimming, fishing – that work up a real hunger? Maybe the reason doesn’t really matter as long as there’s something delicious to eat. That’s where we come in. Not only…
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Easy Camping Food Idea
When you’re camping, we think, it should be all about hikes, and campfires, and fishing. Not laboring over a camp stove making meals. But why is it that nothing tastes better than food cooked in the mountains, over an open flame and eaten by a campfire? So we have the perfect compromise of ease, great…
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The Perfect Backpacking Food
Summer in Idaho, as well as many other places, means a time to get outside. When we want to escape the hustle and bustle of it all, we strap on our backpack and head for the hills. And you can bet we have some pouches of Idahoan mashed packed. Why you should take Idahoan products…
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Idaho® Potato Bunny Cakes
Despite what they might think, kids cannot live on the bounties of the Easter basket alone. So after all the eggs have been found (or at least you hope ALL have been found) and before the chocolate bunny is missing more than one ear, we propose a breakfast so fun that it won’t be hard…
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Fish Fry
For 60 days a year, starting in February and ending either late March or early April, fish becomes a standard on menus on Fridays. Expect to see clam chowder as the daily soup choice and fish fries popping up in church gyms. So why no meat on Fridays and why doesn’t fish count as meat?…
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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day
On March 17 there’s more Irish people than any other day of the year as no one (whether they actually come from this lineage or not) wants to be left out of the fun. And I don’t think there’s any doubt that the Irish like to have fun and with St. Patrick’s Day being on…
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