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Potatoes were always on our grocery list and my mom would add them to almost anything you can think of. She would make scrambled eggs with potatoes, rice with potatoes, potato tacos, potato patties, tuna potato patties, potato soups, potatoes with chorizo... I think you get the idea. You can’t go wrong with comforting potatoes, but Spanish patatas bravas takes fried potatoes to the next level, thanks tospicy red bravas sauce. I’ve got all the tips for these crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside Spanish potatoes. Please note:For exact measurements of the ingredients listed above, scroll down to the recipe card located at the bottom of this post! As with so many dishes, it is unclear where the origins of Papa rellena are. While already since pre-Hispanic times ancient cultures in today’s Peru wrapped perishable foods in leaves or some sort of dough to preserve it and make it easier to carry when working far from home, travelling, hunting or going to war, some say Papas rellenas are a modification of Empanadas, which came to Peru with the Spaniards, and were created for the first time during the War of the Pacific when Peruvian soldiers trying to hide from Chilean troops on their way from base to base wrapped minced and fried beef in a potato dough. Making Papas rellenas at home Wondering what ingredients you need to make patatas bravas? Fortunately, there's only a couple of simple ingredients you'll need--and you may already have them in your pantry.

Papa rellena, meaning stuffed potato, is a traditional and popular dish full of Peruvian flavors which is eaten as starter, for lunch or dinner or in between, hot or cold. It’s one of these typical Peruvian comfort foods everyone loves and makes you feel at home. A must-eat.Before I share my recipe, here are a few questions I've been asked about my recipe for Mexican potatoes. Which are the best potatoes to use in this recipe? Tomatoes are the mainstay of the dish – as Del Conte notes, “this is a soup to be made during the summer, when you can get really good tomatoes” (though she concedes tinned can be substituted, if necessary). That said, seeing as most recipes then call for you to core, peel, seed and chop ( Alvaro Maccioni’s Mamma Toscana, Lindsay Bareham’s Big Red Book of Tomatoes and the Silver Spoon), or even puree them (the River Cafe Classic Italian Cook Book and Del Conte herself), they don’t need to be in pristine condition. In fact, if you then slow simmer said tomatoes, as Maccioni, the Silver Spoon and Del Conte recommend, they don’t even need to be in peak flavour, though if you simply cook them until the bread breaks down, as in the River Cafe and Bareham recipes, you’ll need really stupendous fruit. Choose accordingly. Bravas sauce, or salsa brava, is a slightly spicy red sauce traditionally served as part of patatas bravas. It is made with a few simple ingredients like extra virgin olive oil, smoked paprika, and a little tomato paste.

Potatoes: This is, of course, the key ingredient! It's best to use a fluffy, all-purpose potato here, such as russet or Maris Piper. Make sure to serve patatas bravas with extra bravas sauce on the side. Drizzle with alioli for a lovely flavor contrast. Choose potatoes that are high in starch such as russet potatoes. Starchy potatoes are high in starch and low in moisture. This makes them a wonderful candidate for frying, as low moisture creates crispy exteriors. I went with russet potatoes in this recipe, but Idaho or red potatoes would also work well. If you can’t find any of those, opt for an all-purpose potato like Yukon gold potatoes, which are as starchy as they are moist. Note that you may lose out on some of the crispiness with an all-purpose potato, though. Olive oil. The potatoes are cooked in a generous amount of oil, and the oil can be strained and reused 2-3 more times in the future. You can cube and parboil the potatoes one night ahead. Salt them and spread them on a sheet pan then refrigerate overnight. When you’re ready, just fry the potatoes and finish them with the sauce and serve immediately! How to serve patatas bravasTo make things easier for you, I am going to break down the directions to this recipe into sections. Prep The Potatoes Now you just have to serve the Spanish potatoes while hot along with your favorite sauce or on their own. Pile your hot crispy fried potatoes onto a plate and immediately drizzle a generous amount of bravas sauce on top. To add a cooling element, I sometimes also top the potatoes with some garlic aioli, but this is totally optional. If you have more bravas sauce, serve it in a small bowl to the side. Drain excess oil. Line a tray with paper towels and carefully transfer the fried potatoes. I like to use a slotted spoon to get as much oil out as possible. Once you’ve placed the potatoes on the paper towel, sprinkle more kosher salt on top.

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