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Triple-Cooked Beef Fat Potatoes
Crisp roast potatoes with a thin, crunchy shell, fluffy white center, and subtle meaty flavor. Beef fat is recommended, with duck or goose fat offered as alternatives.
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Ingredients
- potatoes (Peeled; amount not stated)
- water (For soaking and boiling; amount not stated)
- salt (For seasoning the boiling water; amount not stated)
- oil (For deep-frying or shallow-frying; light (late pressing) olive oil recommended for deep frying; amount not stated)
- garlic (Amount not stated)
- rosemary (Amount not stated)
- thyme (Amount not stated)
- beef fat (Melted, for drizzling; duck fat or goose fat may be used instead; amount not stated)
Steps
- 1
Peel the potatoes. Soak them for about 10 minutes, changing the water a couple of times to remove some of the starch.
- 2
Boil the potatoes in seasoned water for 15 minutes, until a knife goes in easily.
- 3
Drain the potatoes into a colander and leave them until they stop steaming and are as dry as possible, about 10 minutes according to the post description.
- 4
For the optional second cook, deep-fry the potatoes at 140°C (280°F) for 7 minutes. Alternatively, shallow-fry them in batches until slightly crispy.
- 5
Arrange the potatoes in a roasting tray. Add the garlic, rosemary, and thyme.
- 6
Drizzle the potatoes with melted beef fat; duck fat or goose fat may be used instead.
- 7
Roast at 220°C (430°F) for 15 minutes, until they have the desired finish, with crisp edges and moist centers.
- 8
Serve the roast potatoes as a side with roast meat of your choice.
Notes
The post says stages one and two can be done the day before. If roasting on a different day, bring the potatoes to room temperature for 30 minutes, then roast for 20–25 minutes or until they reach the desired finish. The transcript gives 430°F, while the description states 220°C.
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