Potato side dish recipes

Patatas bravas are the most popular appetizer in Spain. The potatoes are cut into large cubes and fried until crispy golden brown on all sides and tender, almost creamy in the center. To ensure perfect fries, pre-bak them. read more

New small potatoes are cut in half and baked in their skins. Toss them with olive oil, garlic, and chopped rosemary beforehand. Their pine-spicy aroma will quickly spread throughout the house and bring everyone to the table. Excellent - read more

Although traditional Lyonnaise is made with regular potatoes, it's equally delicious with sweet potatoes. Choose thin, medium-sized tubers and cut them into coins. Fry the sweet potato slices in butter, onions, and a little broth. read more

A delicious and beautiful side dish of baked sweet potatoes is perfect for a holiday table, or with meat or poultry. The vegetables are sliced ​​and baked in a mixture of olive oil and honey, which beautifully accentuates the sweet potato's sweetness and adds flavor. read more

Accordion potatoes, or Hasselback potatoes, are a great way to serve a side dish with flair. Each serving consists of one potato, deeply slit into an accordion shape, brushed with a mixture of butter, olive oil, and green onions, and baked until... read more

To make this vibrant and delicious side dish, select small red and yellow potatoes of roughly equal size. Without peeling them, cut them in half and boil them until tender. Then, mix the boiled potatoes with breadcrumbs. read more

Fragrant baked potatoes in their skins are incredibly crispy on the outside and creamy on the inside. The secret lies in pre-boiling them with baking soda, which ensures the potatoes quickly develop a delicious crust during baking. Boiled - read more

This large potato casserole is incredibly creamy on the inside and deliciously crispy on the outside. To make it, slice the potatoes into very thin rounds (use a mandoline slicer), then arrange them in two rows to create a beautiful pattern. read more

This version of Potato Anna Potato Pie is made with two types of potatoes: regular russet potatoes and sweet potatoes. The only other ingredients are butter, salt, and fresh rosemary, which complements the roasted potatoes perfectly. read more

Twice-baked Mexican-style sweet potatoes can be made as a side dish for a holiday table or as an appetizer for home parties. The sweet potatoes are baked in the oven and halved, then the flesh is scooped out and then... read more

Twice-baked potatoes are an appetizer made from baked potatoes, cut in half, filled with filling, and baked a second time. This recipe features one of the simplest filling options, where the potato flesh is mixed together— read more

Everyone loves perfect fried potatoes, evenly coated with a golden, crispy crust on all sides and tender, almost creamy, inside. But that's not always the case in a frying pan. A great way to prepare them is read more

Even if you don't plan on spending the evening watching Bollywood masterpieces, make these Indian-style fries just because they're incredibly delicious, aromatic, and spicy. You'll be spoiled for choice! To make them, you'll need: read more

The beauty of latkes is that you can complement their traditional ingredients—potatoes and onions—with other vegetables, creating new, healthy, and delicious variations of this dish every time. For example, stir in read more

Latkes are Jewish potato pancakes, beloved for their crispy crust of crispy grated potatoes and tender center. In addition to grated potatoes, classic latkes also contain onions, matzo meal (optional). read more

Unlike most potato salads with mayonnaise dressing, this French salad is quite light and filled with a refreshing, rich bouquet of flavors. Boiled small potatoes are cut in half and first soaked in a small amount of... read more

An easy-to-make side dish that goes well with any main course. New potatoes are boiled in their skins, preserving all the beneficial micronutrients contained in the tuber and skin, and lightly mashed with butter, milk, and... read more

Lemon pepper seasoning imbues potato slices with a refreshing, spicy, citrusy flavor that's hard to resist. This appetizer is perfect for picnics: round potato slices are wrapped in foil with olive oil and... read more

Your potato side dish will look very impressive and festive if you prepare it with whole small potatoes of different colors, such as red and white. New potatoes don't need to be peeled beforehand; their skins are very thin and... read more

To prepare this side dish, you'll need small red potatoes, boiled in their skins and then grilled. This way, you'll be sure the crispy, fried skin won't leave the inside raw. The flavor is... read more

The salmon fillet and new potatoes for this dish are steamed. The potatoes are steamed first in the lower compartment of the steamer, and the fish is added to the upper compartment 8 minutes before it's done. Serve drizzled with a delicious homemade pesto made with fresh basil and... read more

This dish is as easy to prepare and filling as potatoes with sausage, but much tastier because pieces of smoked sausage are mixed with chopped sweet potato, celery, dried apricots and thyme in one package and baked - read more

A simple yet filling home-cooked dish that, when combined correctly, is bursting with delicious flavors. Small potatoes are pan-fried with pieces of smoked chicken sausage, sliced ​​onions, and fennel root until golden brown. read more

This hearty dish takes no more than half an hour to prepare. Potatoes with pork—what could be simpler? And for a more sophisticated look, natural pork chops on the bone, or simply pork loin, are perfect. Appetizing— read more

A side dish of mashed potatoes in their skins with kale is dressed with olive oil instead of butter and is packed with a rich bouquet of flavors. Small red potatoes, boiled in their skins, are mashed together with kale sautéed with onions and garlic. read more

Parsnip puree can be a healthier and lower-calorie substitute for mashed potatoes. For a creamier texture, boil one potato along with the parsnips and blend them together with sour cream and butter. read more

A wonderful combination of spices like garlic, thyme, and rosemary, along with Parmesan cheese, gives this side dish a heavenly flavor. Sliced ​​zucchini and boiled new potatoes are pan-fried in herbed butter until tender. read more

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A unique potato side dish that looks very festive and is sure to please your guests. Small potatoes are boiled in their skins, then pressed lightly with your hands to crack them slightly, and then fried in garlicky olive oil. read more

A healthier alternative to French fries, which are practically all fat. Cut the potatoes into long strips and bake them in the oven at a high temperature. The potatoes turn out just as delicious and crispy without the extra fat. To prevent them from sticking to your... read more

This dish is proof that healthy food can be incredibly tasty and smell delicious. The vibrant colors of the vegetables on the plate create a truly festive atmosphere. The piquancy of the spices is combined with the sweetness of the dried... read more

To make this sweet potato side dish, caramelize it with maple syrup and simmer it in butter, resulting in bright orange sweet potatoes with a glossy glaze and luscious parsley. Horseradish root has a natural... read more

Potato skins are considered just as nutritious as the potato itself, especially when boiling new potatoes. You don't have to peel them when making mashed potatoes. Boil the halved tubers, mash them with sour milk, and mix with... read more

Baked sweet potatoes will take on a more appetizing, glossy appearance if you drizzle them with maple syrup a few minutes before they're done. This syrup will also highlight the sweet potato's natural sweetness, while lemon zest, a grain of sea salt, and a pinch of nutmeg will... read more

This potato casserole uses just 2 tablespoons of butter, a mixture of whole and skim milk, and a little grated cheese. The resulting casserole is quite light and won't overwhelm the main course. Pour read more

Although Hasselback-style baking is most often used with potatoes, the same effect can be achieved with sweet potatoes. The potato is often cut into many deep, frequent slits, creating an accordion-like appearance. In this case, the long sweet potato will be... read more

If you have sweet potatoes for breakfast, you're guaranteed a filling and satisfying breakfast, even without bread or cereal. Sweet potatoes are healthier than potatoes, and their sweet flavor pairs beautifully with meat, making them ideal for breakfast. And to prepare them deliciously, read more

The delicious combination of cheese and bacon works not only on sandwiches but also on neutral-flavored potatoes. Fry bacon bits until crispy and stir into mashed potatoes with sour cream. Sprinkle with fresh green onions and grated cheese. read more

Red potatoes have thin skins that don't need to be peeled, even when mashing. Besides the fact that the skins contain many micronutrients, you'll also spend less time and effort preparing them. Good news - read more

Make a promising side dish by stuffing simple mashed potatoes with plenty of cheese. It's delicious and quick. Wash small potatoes thoroughly and boil them without peeling them. Then mash them with a masher, adding sour cream and... read more

Caramelized onions are the perfect addition to mashed potatoes. Not only do they add a delicious aroma and a sweet and spicy flavor, but they also make them healthier by adding fiber. The difference between caramelized onions and fried onions is that the onions are... read more

It's believed that eating potatoes with the skin on is very healthy, especially new potatoes. Especially since boiling them in their skins preserves many beneficial micronutrients. Before cooking, be sure to thoroughly wash the potatoes, rubbing them with the rough side. read more

Herb butter is a versatile ingredient that can be added to many side dishes and even spread on bread—it's delicious. You can make several servings at a time and store them in the freezer, taking them out as needed. read more