Sheet Pan Crispy Roasted Potatoes are an easy, delicious side dish! Paleo + whole30 friendly, these potatoes are quick to make, perfectly roasted + yummy!
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These are the crispy potatoes that I DREAM about throughout the day waiting for dinner… Seriously, I’m not kidding.
I love potatoes and carbs in all forms, but I have a special spot in my heart for potatoes. They’re one of my all time favorite side dishes.
Super easy to make, these quick roasted potatoes will become a staple in your house!
I love potatoes for a lot of reasons, obviously because they’re delicious, but also because they’re so versatile!
Mashed potatoes, french fries, spiralized crispy potatoes… the list goes on and on because there’s really no wrong way to eat them!
However, I will say that I think these Sheet Pan Crispy Roasted Potatoes are the best way to eat them.
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Whenever we make dinner, these are the first things to go off my plate. They’re super crunchy on the outside, soft on the inside, perfectly salty and have a little bit of flavor + kick from the garlic/pepper!
I could seriously eat just these as a meal, and usually you can find Ty + I literally standing over the oven practically burning our mouths as we eat them right off the sheet!
If you’re looking for an easy staple side dish that goes with anything – these are for you! They’re paleo, gluten free, Whole30 friendly + vegan which means pretty much anyone can enjoy them!
They’re also great for breakfast alongside eggs + bacon – so you can make a big batch + reheat them in the morning! (If they last that long!)
How do I get crispy roasted potatoes?
Getting crispy potatoes is not as hard as you think! Here are a few things to do for super crispy oven roasted potatoes:
- Cut the potatoes in 1/2 inch small pieces so they can get browned on all edges. Larger pieces will work but will need more time.
- Make sure you evenly coat all the potatoes with olive oil and spices. The olive oil will help the potatoes get crispy when roasting!
- You want your oven to be at a high temp. Roasting the potatoes at 450 for almost an hour is what will give them that perfectly crunchy outside! If your potatoes don’t seem crispy after 40 minutes, maybe give them a few more minutes or broil them. Everyone’s oven is a little different and yours just may require a few more minutes!
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What are the best potatoes for roasting?
Starchier potatoes like russet and sweet potatoes are great for roasting because they are absorbent.
You can use red skinned or fingerling potatoes in this recipe and it will be equally as delicious but may not be as crispy.
Things we used for this recipe:
Recipes to pair these Sheet Pan Crispy Roasted Potatoes with:
- Whole 30 Rosemary Pecan Crusted Chicken Cutlets
- Whole30 Lemon Rosemary Crockpot Whole Chicken
- Healthy Crockpot Pulled Pork
- Whole30 Cashew Coconut Chicken Tenders
Sheet Pan Crispy Roasted Potatoes
Ingredients
- 4 cups russet potatoes, cubed in small (approx 1 inch) pieces
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 tbsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tbsp onion powder
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 450 + line a cookie sheet with parchment paper or a silpat baking sheet.
- In a bowl, toss together chopped potatoes, olive oil + spices. Make sure all pieces are evenly coated
- Spread out potatoes on lined baking sheet
- Bake for 20 minutes and stir potatoes to make sure sides are getting evenly coated. Bake for additional 20 minutes until potatoes are browned.
Notes
- Cut the potatoes in 1/2 inch small pieces so they can get browned on all edges. Larger pieces will work but will need more time.
- Make sure you evenly coat all the potatoes with olive oil and spices. The olive oil will help the potatoes get crispy when roasting!
- You want your oven to be at a high temp. Roasting the potatoes at 450 for almost an hour is what will give them that perfectly crunchy outside! If your potatoes don't seem crispy after 40 minutes, maybe give them a few more minutes or broil them. Everyone's oven is a little different and yours just may require a few more minutes!
Nutrition Facts
Lynne
December 16, 2018 at 8:59 pmBest potatoes EVER! They really do get so crispy. We make these at least once a week!!
The Clean Eating Couple
December 16, 2018 at 9:17 pmTotally agree, Lynne 🙂 We make them ALL the time!!
Elliot
February 4, 2019 at 2:47 pmLittle too much pepper for me and my boyfriend, but that’s on us! Excellent recipe! We make it all the time now, and it’s opened our eyes to how delicious potatoes are.
The Clean Eating Couple
February 4, 2019 at 3:24 pmHi Elliot – Glad you like it! You can definitely adjust pepper to your own tastes 🙂 You should try these Crispy Rosemary Smashed Potatoes next!
Christina
February 20, 2019 at 5:35 pmMade these last and they were a hit! Zero leftovers! I was skeptical about the high temp and the roasting time but they were perfectly crispy and delicious! I’ll be making them again soon! These will be a regular in the rotation!
The Clean Eating Couple
February 21, 2019 at 7:14 amI’m so glad you liked them Christina!! They’re a staple in our house too 🙂
Kim
April 14, 2019 at 8:30 pmThese are so good, I keep eating the cold leftovers every time I go in the kitchen. They will definitely be a favorite in this house.
The Clean Eating Couple
April 15, 2019 at 11:08 amLOL! I love hearing that. They’re seriously addictive!!
Morgan
June 10, 2019 at 5:50 pmMy family loves these potatoes! We probably have them once a weeks!
The Clean Eating Couple
June 12, 2019 at 8:33 amThat makes me so happy to hear, Morgan! We eat these at least once a week too – they’re so easy and go with basically everything!
Debbie
July 9, 2019 at 7:14 pmSo if want to bake a meat in the oven at 350 degrees will they still turn out? Any suggestions. I wouldn’t want to reheat them for fear of them getting too hard.
The Clean Eating Couple
July 10, 2019 at 9:06 amHi – I don’t think this will work. The potatoes need to cook at high heat to get crispy. I’m sorry! These do reheat well though, so you could cook them and then reheat them!