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New Potatoes

April 6, 2014 by Ho Lang

New Potatoes

This is how I like my potatoes. Boiled, then pan fried without oil so that the skins will brown. I usually dry-fry with fresh rosemary leaves and a sprinkle of sea salt.

When the pan is reasonably hot and slightly smokey,  I will drizzle extra virgin olive oil and allow the oil to coat the potatoes and adhere the salt to the potatoes. I like new potatoes because they are easy to cook and are great for accompaniment with mains or stews.

Recipe – serving for four

Ingredients

New potatoes

Fresh rosemary leaves (two sprigs)

Sea salt

Extra virgin olive oil

Method

1. Boil the new potatoes in a pot of boiling water till they are cooked. Then douse the potatoes into cool running water to stop the cooking.

2. In a heated pan,  fry the new potatoes with rosemary leaves and sea salt until smoking. Then drizzle the potatoes with extra virgin olive oil.

Bon Appetit!

Posted in: Food, Potatoes, Recipes, Western Tagged: home cooking, New potatoes

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