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28 minutes ago, Tropicalsenior said:

I don't care about the photography, although it is amazing, I'd like to know more about those potatoes. They look delicious.

 

They were tasty. A bit of a flavor bomb, though.  I wouldn't pair them with something mild.

 

The web-derived (seriouseats?) recipe was (from memory)

 

 

-halve and shallow fry new potatoes till golden on the cut side

 

-boil potatoes in a mix of 3 tbsp water, 2 tbsp soy, 1 tbsp fish sauce, 2 tbsp sugar and a garlic clove, smashed.  Obviously I used a small pan where this just covered the potatoes.  I don't see why water couldn't be added as needed since it gets boiled down anyway

 

I fished out the clove toward  the end 

 

-cook the potatoes until the liquid has turned syrupy and slosh around to coat.

 

-LET THEM COOL a bit

 

Thinking back I don't see t he need for shallow frying, cooking face down on a oiled sauté pan ought to be enough since the potato will cook fine in the boiling syrup.  In fact , though browned from frying, it wasn't noticeable in the product

 

I only made it once.  I could see adding a bit of heat to the sauce

gfweb

gfweb

13 minutes ago, Tropicalsenior said:

I don't care about the photography, although it is amazing, I'd like to know more about those potatoes. They look delicious.

 

They were tasty. A bit of a flavor bomb, though.  I wouldn't pair them with something mild.

 

The web-derived (seriouseats?) recipe was (from memory)

 

 

-halve and shallow fry new potatoes till golden on the cut side

 

-boil potatoes in a mix of 3 tbsp water, 2 tbsp soy, 1 tbsp fish sauce, 2 tbsp sugar.  Obviously I used a small pan where this just covered the potatoes.  I don't see why water couldn't be added as needed since it gets boiled down anyway

 

-cook the potatoes until the liquid has turned syrupy and slosh around to coat.

 

-LET THEM COOL a bit

 

Thinking back I don't see t he need for shallow frying, cooking face down on a oiled sauté pan ought to be enough since the potato will cook fine in the boiling syrup.  In fact , though browned from frying, it wasn't noticeable in the product

 

I only made it once.  I could see adding a bit of heat to the sauce

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