makes ~18–22 mini rostis, 20–25g each

Potato Rosti, Sour Cream & N25 Caviar

Grated, pressed, and caramelised—potato doing its best work. A lick of sour cream and a little crown of caviar to finish - perfect for the Festive season

INGREDIENTS

     +    
Cook the potatoes

1 litre water

12 g salt

2 King Edward potatoes

30 ml vegetable oil

Picked thyme leaves

     +    
Final assembly

N25 caviar

Sour cream

Chives

Method

     +    
Cook the potatoes

Place the washed potatoes into a pan with the water and salt.

Bring to a gentle simmer.

Once simmered, leave the potatoes to cool in the water.

When cool, grate the potatoes on a medium grater.

     +    
Shape the rostis

Mould the grated potato evenly into little cakes weighing approximately 20–25 g each.

(If using the thyme as listed) lightly scatter a few picked thyme leaves through the grated potato before moulding.

Note: Thyme is listed in your ingredients. If you prefer it omitted, simply skip.

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Pan-fry and finish in the oven

Heat a non-stick pan over medium heat and add the vegetable oil.

Place in the rosti cakes and fry on one side for 3–4 minutes until golden.

Turn over, then place the pan (or transfer the rostis to a tray) into the oven at 190°C for a further 5 minutes.

Turn over again if needed to even up the colour.

     +    
Final assembly

Place the rostis onto your board and cut into halves or quarters as required

Place a little sour cream onto each rosti.

Add the caviar on top.

Sprinkle with chives and serve.

makes ~18–22 mini rostis, 20–25g each

Potato Rosti, Sour Cream & N25 Caviar

Grated, pressed, and caramelised—potato doing its best work. A lick of sour cream and a little crown of caviar to finish - perfect for the Festive season

INGREDIENTS

   +  &nbsp
Cook the potatoes

1 litre water

12 g salt

2 King Edward potatoes

30 ml vegetable oil

Picked thyme leaves

   +   
Final assembly

N25 caviar

Sour cream

Chives

Method

   +   
Cook the potatoes

Place the washed potatoes into a pan with the water and salt.

Bring to a gentle simmer.

Once simmered, leave the potatoes to cool in the water.

When cool, grate the potatoes on a medium grater.

   +   
Shape the rostis

Mould the grated potato evenly into little cakes weighing approximately 20–25 g each.

(If using the thyme as listed) lightly scatter a few picked thyme leaves through the grated potato before moulding.

Note: Thyme is listed in your ingredients. If you prefer it omitted, simply skip.

   +   
Pan-fry and finish in the oven

Heat a non-stick pan over medium heat and add the vegetable oil.

Place in the rosti cakes and fry on one side for 3–4 minutes until golden.

Turn over, then place the pan (or transfer the rostis to a tray) into the oven at 190°C for a further 5 minutes.

Turn over again if needed to even up the colour.

   +   
Final assembly

Place the rostis onto your board and cut into halves or quarters as required

Place a little sour cream onto each rosti.

Add the caviar on top.

Sprinkle with chives and serve.

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