Ikea veggie medallions

Based on an Ikea recipe I went to Ikea last week and, after buying Eilene a bunch of furniture for the updating of her room, I stopped off to buy Swedish meatballs, fish egg paste, and pickled herr…

Image is the recipe before baked. For someone who doesn't particularly like baked potatoes, I found myself the night before trash night head in the fridge staring at a bag full of cooked baked potatoes and wondering what to do with them. My conscience would not allow me to throw them away. Then, I remembered the vegetable medallions from Ikea and my Copycat Ikea Vegetable Medallions were born. Copycat Ikea Vegetable Medallions Yield 6 1 Cooked baked potato 2 c. Frozen broccoli florets 1/4 c…

Potato Broccoli Medallions are so easy and delicious to make as a side dish. These are made with potatoes, broccoli, leeks, onions, garlic, and cheese.

My life. Me: head of table, nose in laptop, editing photos, trying to think up a witty discussion topic to base this blog post around, pouring glass of wine to induce wittiness. Boys: sitting at the same table, making Lochness monsters with play dough, being rough little hellion boys, playing together in the way boys do. Husband: making a party pizza for dinner, planning our next camping trip, molding more monsters for the boy's collection, concerned about how much play dough is ending up on…

Ikea Vegetable Medallions (also known as Potato and Broccoli Medallions) are offered in their in-store restaurants as well as available for purchase frozen in bulk from the Swedish Food Market area of their stores. Each medallion is formed from mostly diced potato as well as broccoli, leek, onions and cheese. They're a bit pricey: it's two medallions for $1.99. You can also save by buying a frozen 21.2-ounce box of them for $5.29 to make at home. The texture of the vegetable is similar to a…

IKEA potato & broccoli medallions-copycat recipe. Delish!

Ikea Vegetable Medallions (also known as Potato and Broccoli Medallions) are offered in their in-store restaurants as well as available for purchase frozen in bulk from the Swedish Food Market area of their stores. Each medallion is formed from mostly diced potato as well as broccoli, leek, onions and cheese. They're a bit pricey: it's two medallions for $1.99. You can also save by buying a frozen 21.2-ounce box of them for $5.29 to make at home. The texture of the vegetable is similar to a…

If you had these little medallions at IKEA you probably loved them. Well I tried to come up with the ingriedients that will replicate the recipe. I hope I came close. ;)

I decided to make a second attempt at the IKEA Veggie Medallions for Easter dinner. Here are the changes I have made to the recipe. It is still not there to 100%, but the results are still yummy! I…