I have ~7 lbs. of Yukon Gold Potatoes that need to be cooked. I'm eating mostly solo this week so anything from side dishes to mains to meal prep for the freezer are acceptable.

Assume fully stocked pantry, fridge, and kitchen equipment.

I will make a batch of these: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1020633-extra-crispy-parmesan-crusted-roasted-potatoes

Any and all ideas / recipes are welcome.

roasted garlic mashed potatoes

Easy:
-Yukon gold nachos
-Yukon gold sandwich
-Yukon gold pizza

make a big batch of fries? fry once, then freeze. then you can do the second fry whenever you want some yummy french fries.

Make the recipe you've got. Eat the leftovers one more meal than you'd like. Save the biggest one left and throw the rest away and order Pizza Hut thin crust pizzas, eat nachos, and see if you can work in a cheesesteak.

For your last solo meal, buy the biggest ribeye you can find, bake that potato and sit in front of the tv and diiiiiiine.

Potato soup

https://www.tipsfromatypicalmomblog.com/2010/01/potato-soup-recipe-machine-shed.html

I see we have similar ambitions.

B-1 83 said:

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Potato soup

https://www.tipsfromatypicalmomblog.com/2010/01/potato-soup-recipe-machine-shed.html

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I do enjoy a good potato soup. Love loaded baked potato soup and LOVE Julia Child's Leek and Potato Soup:

https://www.popsugar.com/food/Julia-Child-Potato-Leek-Soup-Recipe-24339863

Willy Wonka said:

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Make the recipe you've got. Eat the leftovers one more meal than you'd like. Save the biggest one left and throw the rest away and order Pizza Hut thin crust pizzas, eat nachos, and see if you can work in a cheesesteak.

For your last solo meal, buy the biggest ribeye you can find, bake that potato and sit in front of the tv and diiiiiiine.

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Don't just throw the rest away, shoot them through a potato gun.