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# Mexican Black Beans | ||
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This is a stub. @todo. |
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# Rösti | ||
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Rösti is a Swiss dish made of potatoes. I like it as a feast day breakfast along | ||
with bacon, egg, [Mexican Black Beans](Mexican-Black-Beans.md), etc. | ||
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## Ingredients | ||
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![An image of three potatoes, a bowl, nutmeg, salt and pepper](./photos/roesti-ingredients.webp) | ||
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* a few peeled potatoes, waxy, as large as possible (easier peeling). Consider 120 g ± per person | ||
* nutmeg, salt, pepper, to taste | ||
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## Directions | ||
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* Grate potatoes coarsely | ||
![The bowl with coarsely grated potatoes](./photos/roesti-grated.webp) | ||
* stir in nutmeg, salt, pepper | ||
> There is no need to put in additional starch flour, also no need | ||
> to squeeze out excess water. | ||
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* Slowly bring an iron pan to piping heat, add quite a lot of olive oil, kill to medium-high (about 7/9) | ||
* Grab a portion of the seasoned grated potatoes with your fist and place it in the pan, repeat for each portion | ||
* With a spatula, separate each portion, bring them into shape, and flatly press on top of them | ||
![Separated, shaped, and pressed portions of Rösti in a pan](./photos/roesti-frying.webp) | ||
* Let the Maillard reaction to its magic: wait a couple of minutes until the bottom side gets hard and crispy. | ||
You now can carefully scrape the Rösti from the pan. Swirl them around a bit so they get in contact with still-hot areas on the pan | ||
* Put hit to high (9/9), give the pan a few seconds to suck in the heat | ||
* Flip the Rösti with the help of the spatula, pressing them again against the bottom of the pan afterward | ||
* Again kill the heat to 7/9 and wait until done. You want the Rösti like medium-rare :) | ||
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![A nicely browned Rösti decorated with a rosemary twig](./photos/roesti-served.webp) |
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