• Feydaikin@beehaw.org
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    2 months ago

    Kinda looks like sweet potatoes.

    In case it isn’t:

    Olive Oil, Fresh Rosemary, Salt & Pepper.

    Throw some roughly cut Carrots, Celery Root and an Onion in there as well.

    About 30 minutes at 180 - 200 degrees celsius (dependent on oven). Bam! Good eats for you and yours.

    If it is sweet potatoes, I can’t help as I’ve only tried them once and didn’t care for them.

  • bitchkat@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    You just need to deep fry them for a minute to get the crisp on. My mom called them lazy man’s roast potatoes but I preferred them.

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    They look unseasoned and could be cut a little smaller, but are cooked well… the good news is that those are way easier to fix

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      2 months ago

      All you really need for tasty roasted potatoes is salt, which you wouldn’t be able to see. Paired with some garlic mayo ideally.

  • mindbleach@sh.itjust.works
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    They look fine. Maybe some rosemary? Decently browned, too. All I’d worry about is “new potatoes” getting gummy when slow-cooked.

    Garlic powder and salt when they come out, spritz of lemon, she’ll be right.

  • MrJameGumb@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    They don’t look great but they definitely look like roasted potatoes… I don’t see what the problem is here

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      2 months ago

      White people traveled all over the world to find spices and oblivious to how to work it in their food.

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        2 months ago

        Cool… So now I’ve seen two pictures of roasted potatoes. Still not sure what the issue is here. Just because they’re not seasoned to your liking doesn’t mean it’s not roasted potatoes lol

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          Would you like this whole half of a potato I have baked seasoned only with vegetable oil? No? Why don’t you like my roasted potatoes?!

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            2 months ago

            I never said they look like good roasted potatoes lol looks like they could use some salt and pepper for sure

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            2 months ago

            They absorb flavors from the roast beef they are cooked with. All they need is a little salt to taste.

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          You’re right. Technically one would call this roasted potatoes.

          Quite an achievement, yeah?

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            I’m glad we could come to an agreement lol!

            I don’t know why people are downvoting you I thought the whole thing was funny

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        UK Roasties look exactly like the one posted first. They tend to be made by par boiling potatoes and then roasted in some oil or a fat. Not shitty food porn. It’s how they’re traditionally done.

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    Chunks are much too big. With the amount (or lack of) seasoning put on those, eating a single one would be a chore of flavorless potato mush. They need to slice them thinner, quarter them, or stop being afraid of seasoning.

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    After you’ve par-boiled them, drain them and put them back into the empty pan with the lid on. Take outside (helps if it’s cold!) and lift the lid for a couple of seconds so that steam escapes. This makes the outside of the spuds go fluffy, and it’ll crisp up nicely in the oven.

    You can also put some around the meat (if you’re roasting some) and let them absorb the delicious grease.

    (Also you’ll need more than that)

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      I’ll have to try your outside steam trick.

      I’m in Canada, so I’m sure that will be very interesting in a couple of months when we’re in winter! The cold does an incredible job pulling out any humidity or moisture.

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      the seasoning i don’t care about, you can just add as much salt as you want at the table and it’s fine, but man they need to go for like at least another 10 minutes.