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LittleMac1976
1 year ago

Here is a simple recipe to prepare delicious roast potatoes in a coated pan:

Ingredients:

  • Potatoes (boiling or boiling, according to preference)
  • Oil or butter
  • Salt and pepper to taste
  • Optional: Onions, garlic, paprika, herbs (e.g. rosemary or thyme) for additional taste

Instruction:

  1. Prepare potatoes: peel the potatoes and cut them into uniform slices or cubes. You can also use the potatoes with peel if you prefer that. If you cut the potatoes into slices, they should be about 0.5 cm thick to make sure they cook evenly.
  2. Preheat pan: Put some oil or butter in the coated pan and heat it at medium heat.
  3. roast potatoes: Once the pan is hot, add the prepared potatoes. Make sure that the potatoes are in a single layer so that they can fry evenly. Let the potatoes fry for a few minutes without moving them so that they can develop a golden crust.
  4. Turn: After a few minutes you can carefully turn the potatoes with a spatula to ensure that they are evenly browned on all sides. If you want, you can now also add onions, garlic or other spices.
  5. Continue frying: Let the potatoes continue to fry until they are golden brown and crispy on all sides. You can occasionally stir to make sure they cook evenly.
  6. Season: Once the potatoes are finished, season them with salt and pepper to taste. You can also sprinkle fresh herbs to give extra taste.
  7. Serve: Take the roast potatoes out of the pan and serve them hot. They fit well with many dishes as a supplement or as a main dish.

Enjoy!

LittleMac1976
1 year ago
Reply to  miamausis

Thanks to ChatGPT 🙂

dasGorg
1 year ago

I used to have a pure bratkartoffel pan made of cast iron…which I only use for

there’s just nothing better…and if you do the week of bratkartoffel several times…

Norina1603
1 year ago

Hello,

the pan does not play a special role first, only that it takes a little longer with a coated pan until the potato slices in the pan “smile”. Ideal for this is a cast iron, steel or stainless steel pan, as well as potatoes from the day before!

Hinterfrager1
1 year ago

I like my own best.

I take solid-cooked potatoes, throw them very small and don’t cook them, so I take Rye Potatoes. Oil in the pan, a sip of water to turn on full pull and lid on it. After about 10 minutes, the lid comes down and I throw the potatoes more often so that they get crispy brown everywhere.

Season to taste; I like to make Majoran.

Hinterfrager1
1 year ago
Reply to  miamausis

I got to know and love this from my mother. She even took fresh from the garden.

myzyny04
1 year ago

Important: preheat empty pan. Little butter, don’t turn too soon.

Bricoleur
1 year ago

With Teflon you have bad cards. I put the potatoes on the baking sheet and then 200° at top heat and visual control.

Hinterfrager1
1 year ago
Reply to  Bricoleur

That’s not true. You get very good roast potatoes in every pan.

Rosswurscht
1 year ago

It is best to take cooked potatoes from the day before.

Cut small and fry in neat buttershmalt until the color fits.

I make onion and bacon separately because the other cooking times have.

Finally, everything comes together. Caraway, cut-off over it, finished 🙂

Leandroo347
1 year ago

with a potato and oil