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Glass Potato

Difficulty:
1/5

Preparation is easy

Ingredients

  • 1 Large potato
  • Clarified Butter

Directions

  1. Take one large potato, peeled and cut into an interesting shape e.g. and oval or triangle.
  2. Slice thinly on a Japanese mandolin, dip in clarified butter and place on a sheet of aluminum foil (shiny side up), which has been brushed with clarified butter.
  3. Placing a second sheet of foil (shiny side down), which has been brushed with clarified butter, on top, creating a sandwich effect.
  4. Using a kitchen towel, push down firmly to remove any excess air that maybe trapped and to ensure that the potatoes are perfectly flat.
  5. Bake at 225 degrees for approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes to 2 hours. Remove from oven, allow to cool.
  6. Gently peel the foil away to reveal the glass like potato garnish. This garnish adds great height or interest to any dish.