3-Ingredient Grilled Ranch Potatoes
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These easy grilled 3-Ingredient Grilled Ranch Potatoes are quick, absolutely delicious, and make the perfect side dish for any summertime meal!
I am so in love with these grilled ranch potatoes. I’ve already made them twice in the past 5 days and have plans to make them again this week!
Does anyone but me struggle with coming up with side dishes? I can plan a main dish, no problem, but then when it comes to sitting down to dinner suddenly I’m running around like a chicken with my head cut off trying to figure out what to serve with the main dish.
Ummmm…. apple anyone?
#everysingleday
Salads are just about my favorite thing ever so we do a lot of side salads in this house, but when I find something new that is quick, easy, and super super yummy I get very, very excited. These potatoes: case in point. And since it’s grilling season and I find myself on the back deck tending seasoned chicken or burgers almost every day, I love that I can throw these ranch potatoes on the grill with whatever else I’m cooking.
P.S. did I mention this recipe only calls for 3 ingredients? THREE people. Uno dos tres. Potatoes + olive oil + ranch seasoning. So if you shy away from side dishes because you feel like they take as much work as the main dish does and you just aren’t a fan of spending hours preparing for a simple weeknight dinner, these potatoes are for you!
And me. They’re for me. Because I really quite adore all things ranch, and all things potato, and all things grilled.
3-Ingredient Grilled Ranch Potatoes
Ingredients
- 2 pounds baby red potatoes
- 3 tablespoons olive oil , (or other oil)
- 1 packet ranch seasoning
Instructions
- Wash, pat dry, and quarter potatoes (for larger ones you may need to chop into slightly smaller pieces, about 1 inch pieces).
- Place chopped potatoes in a large resealable bag. Drizzle olive oil into the bag, seal, and toss to coat the potatoes.
- Open the bag, sprinkle in half of the ranch seasoning, seal, toss to coat, then repeat with remaining seasoning.
- Thread potatoes on skewers. Grill over low heat for 10-20 minutes (depending on your grill and the size of your potatoes) turning throughout to ensure even cooking. When fork-tender, remove from grill and serve warm with cold ranch dressing if desired. Enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
Hi Tiffany,
Please assist me with the recipe for the potato dip 😊
Thx
I have to par boil the potatoes first or they will never cook in 10-20 minutes on the grill.
I love how simple these are! They look so delicious, anything with Ranch, ya can’t go wrong
Can you make these in the oven instead of grilling?
Yes absolutely! Just bake them on a baking sheet at 400 degrees. I’d try about 15-20 minutes but they may take a little longer depending on the size of your potatoes
To cook these do you put them right on the bbq’r or do you put down foil 1st?
You can do either – I have always put them directly on the grill rack but foil will help keep them from sticking to the rack!
These look great and I’d love to make them for my family on our beach trip! We won’t have any skewers available though – at least not metal ones. Can I make them without skewers? If not, would wooden ones be ok?
You could use wood ones but be sure to soak them first or they will burn badly and possible light on fire ha. You could also try laying a sheet of foil on the grill grates and cooking the potatoes on the foil. Good luck!
Smoothies are always first thing to try in a blender
This looks AWESOME! Can’t WAIT to try it.The photos in the recipe show the potatoes being dipped in some kind of sauce / dip. Can you tell me what that is & if it appears on your websit?
Thanks!
Denise Fairley
Hi Denise! We dipped these in ranch dressing 🙂 You could use homemade or store-bought!
I am the same way Tiffany!! Side dishes are for Christmas and Easter..right? And I’m totally with you on the apple. Hey, it’s healthy, okay. 🙂 Love these potatoes!!! Ranch ftw.
AGREED – I never think of side dishes unless it’s a big family gathering aka: holiday! And we totally call an apple a side dish in this house. 🙂 🙂
You can’t go wrong with Ranch seasoning! Love it.
Couldn’t have said it better myself Jenna!!