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PotatoesHow to prepare PotatoesHow to cook Potatoes
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Suitable Methods and timing for cooking PotatoesHow long should you cook potatoes? |
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Bake/Roast
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Whole in skins (Jacket) = 60 - 90 minutes. Prick skins a couple of times with the point of a sharp knife. Rub with oil for a crisper skin. Chunks = 50 - 60 minutes. Best par-boiled first for 10 minutes. Coat in oil or goose fat an sprinkle with salt or seasonings before roasting. Cubes = 35-45 minutes Best par-boiled first for 5 minutes. Coat in oil or goose fat and sprinkle with salt or seasonings before roasting. Slices/Batons = 45 - 70 minutes baked in a sauce or cream
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Boil
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Cubes/Chunks = 10 - 20 minutes |
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Fry/Sauté
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Slices/Chips (French Fries) / Batons / Cubes =
Sauté 10 - 20 minutes; Deep fry 8 - 10 minutes |
Crisps = Deep fry 4 - 6 minutes
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Microwave
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1 Whole in skin (Jacket) = 4-9 minutes. Pierce skin in
several places |
Chunks/Cubes = 5 - 10 minutes
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Steam
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Cubes/Thick Slices = 20 - 30 minutes
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Stuff
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80-90
minutes (see individual recipes) |
NB there are 2 main types of potatoes, the characteristics of which make them more suitable for different cooking methods :-
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