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Potato Croquettes 2

This is Potato Croquettes version 2.

Looked at a few recipes, combined a number of instructions, and came up with these.

The method is slightly different than version 1, and in my opinion, better :)

Last night, I made potato skins and kept the flesh to make these. Modified the above recipe slightly... and they were excellent!

 

Here we served them with a mixture of sour cream
and tzatziki... yummmmm.

1. Prepping the potatoes...

Left over mashed potatoes (had about 2 cups)
Salt, pepper, garlic salt, fresh Parmesan or Pecorino Romano
1 egg yolk
3 tsp. flour
2 Spring onions – minced

Mix together and refrigerate for about 1/2 hour to firm up.

 

2. Making the croquettes...

1 1/2 eggs (1 + egg white from above)
Breadcrumbs – I used Panko (crispier)
Olive oil

Put eggs and breadcrumbs in separate bowls.

 

  • Using a tablespoon, roll the potato mixture in your hands and form an ball.

  • Dip in the beaten eggs then in the breadcrumbs.

  • Rinse your hands as required due to sticking.

 

3. Frying the croquettes...

  • Heat oil in fry pan over medium heat.

  • Place croquettes in fry pan – do not overcrowd. Lower the heat a bit so that they don't burn.

  • Press pancake slightly with a fork to about 1/2 inch to make a disc.

  • Turn after about 2 min. (when golden). Fry other side. If you want them darker or crispier, let them cook longer, flipping once in a while.

  • Place on brown paper or the like to absorb the oil.

  • Add more oil as needed and continue with remainder.

 

Compliments to Chef Aline!

Potato Croquette Mash Done

Potato Croquette Mash Done

Potato Croquette In The Making

Potato Croquette In The Making

Potato Croquette Frying Side

Potato Croquette Frying Side

Potato Croquette Frying Side

Potato Croquette Frying Side

Potato Croquette Frying Side

Potato Croquette Frying Side

Potato Croquette Brown Bag

Potato Croquette Brown Bag

potato Croquette Done

potato Croquette Done

Potato Croquette Done

Potato Croquette Done

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