Anways.. I love home fries, don't get me wrong, but I was not in the mood to perform the laborious task of cutting them up, giving them a little pre-boil, then frying... wheels start to turn. I take out the loud-as-a-dump-truck food processor and start to spin away. Hash browns it is. So much easier, I may never make home fries again.
- Potatoes ( i used a lot of little ones, came to 4 cups)
- 1 bell pepper
- 3-4 scallions
- Olive oil
- S&P
- Parsley
- Cayenne ( a dash or more )
- Eggs
- Butter
- Take however many potatoes you want and put them through the food processor.
- Squeeze the water out twice until they are dry-ish.
- Chop up the sweet bell pepper into a small dice and chop the scallions.
- Put about a tablespoon of olive oil in a skillet, heat it up at about medium/high. Add the potatoes, pepper, and scallions.
- Next add your spices, you really can do anything you want here, i sprinkle salt across the top, then sprinkle cracked pepper across the top, then sprinkle parsley across the top. There are no measurements, just eyeball it. If you are hesitant do a little bit. Once the potatoes are more thoroughly cooked the taste testing begins.
- You want to make sure to let the potatoes sit in the pan and develop a nice golden brown glow.
- Start mixing it around after 4 minutes, let sit in the pan, turn a few minutes to 4 minutes later. Taste.. does it need salt? pepper? cayenne? do you love garlic? add that. [ususally garlic is in the mix for me, but i just wasn't in the mood]
- When the hash browns look like they are crisping up and you are ready to devour them you are ready to make the eggs. In a separate skillet add about a tsp or two of whipped butter to layer the bottom of the pan. Crack your eggs, sprinkle with S&P, cook sunny side up.
- Plate and eat, preferably with a large cup of french pressed coffee.
before the water squeeze |
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