Crispy, crunchy and so easy to make they are also known as Hasselback Potatoes they are a great alternative to fries or a regular baked or jacket potato.
They look fancier too but if you like the look of these then you may well like my Crispy Roasted Potatoes with Lemon and Thyme.
Keep reading for a printer friendly recipe card - although there isn't anything complicated about Scored Potatoes.
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Hasselback or Scored Potatoes
Best to use a Maris Piper or King Edward potato for these but any other variety of floury potato will work.
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ingredients:
- As many medium-sized potatoes as you want to make.
instructions
- Preheat your oven to 200C/400F or Gas 6Then, using a sharp knife, carefully make thin slashes width ways almost all the way through each potato, taking care not to cut all the way through!
Put them in a shallow roasting tin and drizzle with a good amount of olive oil.
Sprinkle with sea salt and roast for about 1 hour and 15 minutes, until they have opened slightly and are cooked through.
Scatter over some freshly picked thyme leaves and allow to rest for a few minutes.
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You can also put your potatoes in a dessert spoon and then cut until your knife hits the edge of the spoon, that way you will never cut through the potato by mistake!! I love the thyme and sea salt that you have added!!
ReplyDeleteI may just make these for dinner tonight - they look amazing.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing better than potatoes and thyme except for maybe a bit of rosemary:) Simple yet oh so enticing. Thanks for sharing, Jan:)
ReplyDeleteLuv the new look, just luv it!!!
Yum! Sometimes I just have a potato for dinner. Thanks for sharing! Stacy
ReplyDeleteI like the new layout!
ReplyDeleteHasselback potatoes! Love these things because they take less time to cook than your regular baked potato!
You've turned orange!
ReplyDeleteNice to do this with new pots too - quicker as well. Also can sprinkle with curry powder.
You are so speaking my language here Jan! I love my spuds! Also love the new color in your blog design!
ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to try this out for a while now. My bro keeps begging me. I think i just might have to today. looks so scrummy!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe look like a crispy bread heheh...seem crispy tasty..yum..yum..
ReplyDeleteOh yummy Jan! I just love these potatoes! Yours look so tasty and crunchy!
ReplyDeleteThese have that unexpected something perfect for that special occasion or every day.
ReplyDeleteI always pop a skewer through the potato and cut down into it!
ReplyDeleteIn this house we call them hasselback potatoes and they are always lovely. Great photo Jan!
When I made these, they were called "accordion" spuds, there's "Hasselback" and your scored taters...love the method.
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