*This recipe first appeared on the blog in November 2014 and has been updated to launch my new page, "Simply Cook . . ."*
Liam, my flatmate, loves roast potatoes but they're never really made in my family - we have our own version that aren't crispy. I set out to find a recipe that was foolproof and tasty for him. There are lots of conflicting ideas (this won't be a classic recipe in terms of numbers and layout - you need to make as many potatoes an you want) but the basis is heating
oil, or preferably
goose fat in a roasting tin in the oven (200˚C) whilst parboiling
floury potatoes cut to the desired size. Parboil them for about 8 minutes and then drain them in a colander, shaking them around to rough up the edges before tossing them in
flour to help crisp up the edges. Carefully place them in the hot roasting pan and cook for 30-50 minutes (depending on the size you cut them), turning occasionally.
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Cutting the potatoes |
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Flour and fluffing |
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Out of the oven |
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Ready to serve |
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