3. Step-by-Step Visual Guide
In Part 3 of making Greek Feta Roast Potatoes, let’s walk through the hands-on cooking technique so your texture turns out restaurant-worthy at home.

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Visual Cues & Timing Secrets
First, make sure your potatoes are in a single layer on the baking sheet—crowding them will cause steaming instead of roasting. When you pull them out after the first 25 minutes, they should be golden and crisp on the edges, but still a bit firm in the center. That’s the perfect time to add the feta.
After the final roast, the feta will be melted and spotty brown, and the potatoes should be fork-tender. If you want extra browning, pop them under the broiler for a couple of minutes—just keep an eye on them so the feta doesn’t burn. The lemon juice goes on after they come out, so it stays bright and fresh.
Head to Page 4 for my Make-Ahead, Storage & Reheating Tips plus what to serve alongside this dish!

