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I'm Cooking for
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4 | st |
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1 | dl |
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3 | dl |
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1 | tsk |
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1 | tsk |
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2 | msk |
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1 | kvist |
Accessories, Root vegetables, Dinner, Vegetarian
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Begin by peeling the potatoes and cutting them into suitable shapes. Here, we have chosen rectangular blocks, but any shape will do as long as it has a flat top and bottom and all the pieces are of equal height. (Leftover potato pieces can be boiled and mashed or pan-fried.) Rinse off the starch on the surface of the potatoes and then dry them thoroughly, as water droplets can splatter when they hit hot oil later...
Baked potatoes
Heat a deep skillet over medium-high heat (about 180 degrees C) and fill with cooking oil, about 5-6 mm deep at the bottom. Note! Keep a large lid nearby to extinguish any flames. It is also a good tip to use a splatter screen to reduce oil splashes. Place the potato with the finest side up and salt generously on the top side. When the oil is hot, fry the finer part of each potato by placing that side down in the skillet with the oil. Fry for about 3-5 minutes until the part of the potato submerged in oil turns nicely golden, then it’s time to flip them.
Cooking oil
Preheat the oven to 225 degrees Celsius. Once the potatoes are turned, reduce the heat to medium in the skillet and add a generous knob of butter and a few rosemary leaves. Continue to cook for about 5 more minutes on the other side, and baste the potatoes by spooning the herb-infused butter-oil mixture over them. Meanwhile, heat up the broth, choosing a type of broth that pairs well with what you are serving with the potatoes.
Butter Rosemary Broth