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Nigella Lawson - Salt & Vinegar Potatoes





Recipe: Salt & Vinegar Potatoes
Recipe Book: Nigella Lawson - At My Table Recipe Link 
Review: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Oh these are my latest and MOST favourite way of using up all my tiny new potatoes that get left in the bottom of the fridge, you know, when you are sick and tired of doing the old boring new potatoes. These truly are something special and they're pretty easy to make too. I honestly did not think for one second that I would like vinegar on roasted potatoes, but seriously, don't knock it till you've tried it, they are addictive, I've made them about 4 times in the last couple of months.

Ingredients:

Serves: 2

500g baby new potatoes
3 x 15ml tablespoons regular olive oil
2½ teaspoons raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar (or to taste)
1½ teaspoons sea salt flakes (or to taste)

Method:
  1. Steam the baby new potatoes until tender (this takes 20-30 minutes). 
  2. When cooked, turn off the heat, pour off the water from the pan below the steam pan, then sit the perforated pan on top of the empty, hot pan with the lid off to dry the potatoes. If it makes your life easier, you can steam the potatoes a couple of hours in advance as it would be fine roasting them once they're cooled, so long as they haven't been in the fridge.
  3. Preheat the oven to 220ºC/200ºC Fan/425ºF then pour the oil into a small, shallow roasting tin and heat it in the oven for 5 minutes.
  4. Tip the potatoes out onto a plate, and crush with a fork, but not too throughly. You want some of them crumbling into small pieces, but mostly think of more-or-less halving, leaving rough edges, the better to crisp and brown in the oven.
  5. Take the tin out of the oven, carefully turn the potatoes in the oil and then roast for 20 minutes, then turn them and cook for a further 10 minutes until they are deep golden brown in parts and the rough edges are crisp; the smaller pieces will be dark and crunchy.
  6. Remove to a serving bowl and sprinkle with vinegar and salt, then taste one of the potatoes - ultimate sacrifice - to see if you need to add more of either.
Aga Conversion
Put the potatoes in a pan of boiling water, bring back to the boil for around 2 minutes, drain and then cover and place on the floor of the simmering oven for 30 minutes to steam. I heated the oil in the baking tray on the floor of the roasting oven and then added the crushed potatoes and returned to the floor of the roasting oven for timings as per recipe.

Will I make this again? Yes, I'm going to use up all my homegrown new potatoes on this recipe!!






 

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