Roast potatoes which way

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Do you put them flat side down or the other way?????
 
Hang on, i`ll ask the misses..................
 
Hang on, i`ll ask the misses..................
.....................She turns them over after basting them midway through.
 
Which ever way they fall from tipping out the saucepan!
Usually use a spoon to coat them with the hot oil though so again they are probably both ways lol
 
Is this an effin' joke?? Who the f*** gives monkeys which way up a roast spud is:rolleyes:
 
Which ever way they fall from tipping out the saucepan!
Usually use a spoon to coat them with the hot oil though so again they are probably both ways lol
Saucepan! Get a proper roasting tray for the oven you tight so and so.
 
Is this an effin' joke?? Who the That'sForNaughtyPeople!! gives monkeys which way up a roast spud is:rolleyes:
We know you don`t, you don`t even know where the kitchen is in your house!Just that is out back somewhere, where your long suffering wife goes and food magically appears..................:mad:
 
Duh you par boil them first you damn numpty!
Dunno, never done roasted spuds, womans work you see....................:runaway:
 
We know you don`t, you don`t even know where the kitchen is in your house!Just that is out back somewhere, where your long suffering wife goes and food magically appears..................:mad:


Yeh, that's right it's her purpose in life.
 
Saucepan! Get a proper roasting tray for the oven you tight so and so.

:lol: oh dear, there speaks a man that has no idea how to do roasties :D

me, don't really care, however they fall into the roasting tin from the pan. Must have some goose fat, a gentle sprinkle of salt and some rosemary though :D
 
Yeh, that's right it's her purpose in life.
I thought her primary purpose would have been escaping from you......
 
:LOL: oh dear, there speaks a man that has no idea how to do roasties :D

me, don't really care, however they fall into the roasting tin from the pan. Must have some goose fat, a gentle sprinkle of salt and some rosemary though :D
You are correct Yvonne, I have no idea how one roasts spuds. Perhaps one of you kind ladies could educate me.

What the hell is all that rosemary malaarky about?
 
Partially boil in saucepan, drain, whilst still in the saucepan, hold the lid in place and shake them around a bit to fluff up before putting in the roasting tray.


Steve.
 
Is this an effin' joke?? Who the That'sForNaughtyPeople!! gives monkeys which way up a roast spud is:rolleyes:

Nope no Joke.. My Ex husband insisted that after they were par boiled they had to go down flat side and stay that way..... and the BF now say he prefers them that way.. guess what they are not that way...

Hang on, i`ll ask the misses..................

Yep expected that from you after all you are a man., :P
 
You are correct Yvonne, I have no idea how one roasts spuds. Perhaps one of you kind ladies could educate me.

What the hell is all that rosemary malaarky about?

Good job I didn't confuse you by adding that I sometimes also use a sprinkle of fine Matzo-meal for extra crunchiness on the outside of them :D A tip I actually picked up from one of the TV chefs that does the same with sprouts, which I hate, but can see how it would improve them.
 
Partially boil in saucepan, drain, whilst still in the saucepan, hold the lid in place and shake them around a bit to fluff up before putting in the roasting tray.


Steve.


Yep spot on.... Bash their heads in (lightly)... You can use that time to think it IS someone's head :D

Salt and pepper or rosemary as yv said
Yummy!
 
Good job I didn't confuse you by adding that I sometimes also use a sprinkle of fine Matzo-meal for extra crunchiness on the outside of them :D A tip I actually picked up from one of the TV chefs that does the same with sprouts, which I hate, but can see how it would improve them.
Works with cornflakes too!
 
Good job I didn't confuse you by adding that I sometimes also use a sprinkle of fine Matzo-meal for extra crunchiness on the outside of them :D .

Mrs Frac says that is cheating...............
 
Which ever way they fall from tipping out the saucepan!
Usually use a spoon to coat them with the hot oil though so again they are probably both ways lol
Same here :)

Do You never knew that :eek:
Once par boiled , 5 10 mins depending, on the spuds,
I give them a little toss Shake in the pan to break the "surface" up.
Makes for a nice crisp roast potato . (y)
 
Anyway, roast spuds are posh weekend food. I have had babies head, pea wet and gravy for my tea.

The low fat,full health option.
 
And this is how you don't do them -

From a frozen packet bought at the supermarket. And anyone who uses frozen Yorkshire puddings instead of making them doesn't deserve to eat!


Steve.
 
And this is how you don't do them -

From a frozen packet bought at the supermarket. And anyone who uses frozen Yorkshire puddings instead of making them doesn't deserve to eat!


Steve.

Very well said i totally agree..
 
My nan used to put diced onion in the batter mix and my mum, it's lush
 
Well, you never know. There were some very unusual culinary practices going on back in the day. :D

Well they did give me goat for Sunday lunch as a child and convinced me it was Lamb, so nothing would surprise me :(
 
You lot faff about far to much, peel them and put them straight in the oven, if you want a posh look, slice them at 1/8 ins apart halfway through
and they fan out ;)
 
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