As I'm working my way through a bag of potatoes, I thought about making Hasselback Potatoes. I'd seen these potatoes with thin slices almost cut through before, but I'd never gotten around to making them - until now. These potatoes intrigued me with their many slices. Plus, how can you argue with faster cooking times and better flavor distribution? Flavor and butter between every slice! I kept putting off making these potatoes because I saw all the slices you'd have to make, and I just thought it would take too long. Plus, you're cutting to the almost bottom. What if you cut too far? Well, don't worry - it really doesn't take too long to cut all those slices, and I've got a hint to prevent cutting too far. Use chopsticks! The cheap, wooden kind at Chinese take-outs is perfect. Just place one chopstick on either side of the potato, and it'll keep you from cutting too far and forcing you to make Tater Coins. (Not that Tater Coins are bad, but sometimes Tater Coins aren't the goal.)
What are some of your favorite ways to eat potatoes?
Hasselback Potatoes
by CJ HuangPrep time:
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Yield: 4 servings
Materials:
Mass | Weight | Volume | Number | Material | Notes |
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4 | potatoes, washed | ||||
butter | I used Garlic Parsley Butter. | ||||
seasonings |
Methods:
1. Gather all materials. | |
2. Slice potatoes almost to the bottom. Chopsticks can help prevent cutting too far. I made slices about a quarter inch thick. | |
3. Place a pat of butter and seasonings between each slice. Flavored butters, such as Garlic Parsley Butter are another fun alternative. | |
4. Bake at 350F until skin crispy and inside tender. |
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This looks amazing! I am trying it this week. :-) Thanks for sharing with "Try a New Recipe Tuesday." I always look forward to seeing what you'll linkup this week.
ReplyDeleteLet me know what you think! :)
DeleteI have never made these before, what a great dinner party side dish. Thanks for linking up to Friday frenzy, hope to see you again this week.
ReplyDeleteThey're a really great way to get flavorful, crispy potatoes! Thanks for stopping by. :)
DeleteThat is really clever!
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy! :)
DeleteA great side dish and perfect for the season! Hope you are having a great week and thanks so much for sharing your post with us at Full Plate Thursday,456. We look forward to seeing you again very soon!
ReplyDeleteMiz Helen
I love these, but we don't have them too often since they are a bit more time consuming to make. Hope you enjoy. :)
DeleteI'm so far behind - I wanted to stop over and thank you for sharing at last weeks What's for Dinner party. I can't wait to see what treats you'll bring this week! Have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! See you there. :)
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