Just 5 Minutes Sesame Potatoes

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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat oil in a heavy bottomed skillet/pot.
  • Do not smoke the same.
  • Add sesame seeds and wait till they begin to crackle.
  • Lower the heat and add all the other spices.
  • Take care as not to burn the same.
  • Immediately add cubed potatoes and keep sauteeing and tossing on high heat for 5 minutes.
  • Let the potatoes go brown on the edges.
  • Transfer them to the serving bowl and garnish with fresh sprigs of parsley and coriander leaves.
  • Enjoy with the noodles, rice, pasta, salads and breads.

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Reviews

  1. 1) overall, not as flavorful as I would have expected -- would increase amount of spices next time 2) definitely not "just 5 minutes", heck it takes 15 just to boil the potatoes 3) not sure what is the best way to SLOWLY make the sesame seeds "crackle" b/c if you heat the oil to medium-high & toss in the seeds = instant crackle/browning & splattering oil (not a good scene). Best is probably to heat the oil to medium-low, add seeds & let crackle, add other seasonings, then turn up to medium-high (I would avoid high) & add potatoes. 4) other issue is how much oil to use? From my experience, I think the best is to cover the bottom of a large skillet with ~1/3in. of oil (use canola or olive to reduce polyunsat fat).
     
  2. Very *moreish*my daughter loved them,the sesame seeds give a nice flavour and crunch
     
  3. I microwaved the potatoes, did the sesame seed and spice thing at the same time, flavour was great, and my picky son loved them, trust me thats always a bonus! Thanks for posting. =)
     
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