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"Boil until soft, shake in colander and throw into a pan of hot oil turning occasionally Kronchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle " Technically fried potatoes? But sounds good. Which oil? | |||
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"Boil until soft, shake in colander and throw into a pan of hot oil turning occasionally Kronchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle " Same. Bake on high till all crunchy and mmmmm | |||
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"Boil until soft, shake in colander and throw into a pan of hot oil turning occasionally Kronchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle Same. Bake on high till all crunchy and mmmmm" perfik | |||
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"Boil until soft, shake in colander and throw into a pan of hot oil turning occasionally Kronchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle " Just like this | |||
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"Boil for 10 mins, dry in colinder shake & fluff up with butter rosemary & thyme & salt, Leave 2hours (or overnight) in a coolplace still in the colander, Pre heat a baking tray 190° with goose fat, Add the poatatoes turning every 20 mins and cook for around 1.5h or until golden " Mouth is watering | |||
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"Only ever preboil on full heat for a few minutes. Definitely not until soft. Once drained toss with butter to give good fat coating to help crisping. I never pre heat oil, it's roasting, not frying." It’s roasting as it’s in a roasting tin inside the oven and not in a frying pan or deep fryer | |||
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"Boil for 10 mins, dry in colinder shake & fluff up with butter rosemary & thyme & salt, Leave 2hours (or overnight) in a coolplace still in the colander, Pre heat a baking tray 190° with goose fat, Add the poatatoes turning every 20 mins and cook for around 1.5h or until golden " I do very similar, except veg oil not goose fat, and I throw some garlic in there too | |||
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"How do you do yours?" Parboil my potatoes until almost cooked; Drain of the water using a colander, then shake in the colander until the outsides are roughened. Dazzle cooking oil & herbs on them, then Chuck them in the oven. | |||
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"Boil for 10 mins, dry in colinder shake & fluff up with butter rosemary & thyme & salt, Leave 2hours (or overnight) in a coolplace still in the colander, Pre heat a baking tray 190° with goose fat, Add the poatatoes turning every 20 mins and cook for around 1.5h or until golden I do very similar, except veg oil not goose fat, and I throw some garlic in there too " Ahhh yes never forget the garlic cloves | |||
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"Boil until soft, shake in colander and throw into a pan of hot oil turning occasionally Kronchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle " When you throw them into the colander, dust them with flour, adds to the crunchiness. And get the oil VERY hot | |||
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"How do you do yours? Parboil my potatoes until almost cooked; Drain of the water using a colander, then shake in the colander until the outsides are roughened. Dazzle cooking oil & herbs on them, then Chuck them in the oven. " Herbs really add to the taste of roasters | |||
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"Boil for 10 mins, dry in colinder shake & fluff up with butter rosemary & thyme & salt, Leave 2hours (or overnight) in a coolplace still in the colander, Pre heat a baking tray 190° with goose fat, Add the poatatoes turning every 20 mins and cook for around 1.5h or until golden Mouth is watering " I agree and even more so if you were serving them up | |||
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"Boil until soft, shake in colander and throw into a pan of hot oil turning occasionally Kronchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle " Fairly similar to mine, but I use butter… buttery roast potatoes… yum, yum, yum x | |||
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"I cover mine in semolina or polenta. Keeps the crusts crunchy!" Very Nigella x Are you sisters per chance? | |||
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"Not Jewish, or a millionaire, last time I checked. I wish!" Beautiful though x | |||
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"Don’t forget the potatoes variety peeps. Very important." I generally use red skinned ones | |||
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"Don’t forget the potatoes variety peeps. Very important. I generally use red skinned ones " Desiree are very good. | |||
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"Boil for 3 to 5 minutes, drain and let steam for a few minutes, then shake the pan to ruffle up the edges then into hot beef dripping in a roasting tray, 180cfan, turning and basting every 15 mins until desired cromchiness is achieved. Rawr. " This ^^ ...with a few twists of salt ...apparently salt is now naughty | |||
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