I got a little ambitious and wanted to serve three sides dishes with brown rice for dinner one day.
One of them absolutely had to be potatoes something or other because otherwise I was in danger of becoming a potato farmer presiding over budding potatoes.
I was delighted to see this potato with rosemary recipe from The Little Teochew.
I wondered though how the potatoes could be cooked if stir-fried, because I would rather not deep fry it. So I decided to steam it in the rice cooker, before stir frying it with the rosemary.
Pan-fried Potatoes with Rosemary
1 Potato, peeled and cut into cubes or cut length-wise into ovals
2 tbs Olive oil
1/2 tsp Rosemary (no fresh ones? oh, alright, dried then!)
A pinch of Salt
- Steam potatoes in a steamer compartment of the rice cooker.
- In a skillet, fry the potatoes. Fry over a low flame until the potatoes turn slightly crisp and golden around the edges. Make sure each side gets a good amount of rosemary sprinkled on it. Flip and brown the other edges of potatoes.
- When all sides of potato pieces are brown, turn off flame.
- Sprinkle with salt before serving.
- For the small amount of effort it took, the results are...phenomenal! As a beginner in the kitchen, I hardly crow about the food I make, so I'll make this the same way, which is by steaming it first.
- Have a talk with myself about how silly it was to be afraid of little 'ol rosemary. It's okay to sprinkle generously because it tastes good when pan-fried with the potatoes!
- I was bowled over by the pan-fried rosemary potatoes with garlic at the Prime Society recently so might try this pan fried potatoes with rosemary and garlic next time.
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