This recipe is also the epitome of simplicity. The CC got it from a friend who used to subscribe to the old Gourmet magazine. The CC would just like to record it here before it disappears.
Easy to make ahead of time, a sleeper hit, and easy to reheat.
Ingredients
1 lb new potatoes
3-4 tbsp tomato paste
saffron
salt
pepper
olive oil
parsley
Note 1: The CC likes the new potatoes in their jackets. You could par-boil and remove the skin if you prefer. If so, cut back on the cooking times.
Note 2: Don't skimp on either the tomato paste or the saffron.
Recipe
Heat some olive oil, fry the tomato paste in it. Add a few tbsp of water to it. Toss in two large pinches of saffron and take off the heat.
Lay the potatoes in a baking sheet, pour the liquid all over it, and bake at 400°F for 30-40 minutes until the potatoes are lightly browned.
(You can also par-boil the potatoes and then finish the cooking in the original vessel. Both methods work equally well.)
Finely dice the parsley and sprinkle on top right before serving.
Sunday, November 20, 2016
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