Patatas Asadas Perfectas con Grasa de Oca

¡Me encantan las patatas asadas! Especialmente las patatas asadas con grasa de oca en Navidad y ocasiones especiales. Preparo mis patatas asadas perfectas con grasa de oca, que son ligeras y esponjosas por dentro a la vez que crujientes por los bordes. Usar grasa de oca para las patatas es muy fácil y da unos resultados fantásticos una y otra vez.
Ingredientes
- 6 large Maris Piper Potatoes
- 2 tbsp plain flour
- pinch of salt
- rapeseed oil ((or vegetable oil or sunflower oil))
- 200 g goose fat
- fresh thyme ((optional))
Preparación
- 1
Peel and cut up the potatoes into big chunks. Try and keep them all about the same size.
- 2
Place in a saucepan and cover with water and a pinch of salt. Bring to the boil and allow to simmer.
- 3
When they are about halfway cooked removed from the pan and run under cold water to help them cool and stop cooking. A knife should go through the outside easily but still be tough in the centre.
- 4
Drain the water and then roll the potatoes to fluff them up with the 2tbsp of plain flour / all-purpose flour. Be gentle so they don't break.
- 5
Leave the potatoes until you need them. You can do this a few hours or even a day before you want to cook the potatoes.
- 6
Preheat the oven to 200ºC /392ºF. Put a baking tray on the hob with a medium heat. Wear oven gloves to hold the tray as it will be hot. Add the 200g goose fat and 2 tablespoons of rapeseed oil and allow to melt.
- 7
Let it heat up and gently add the potatoes. Don't let it get too hot. Using a spoon, move the potatoes about so they get covered.
- 8
Place in the oven and turn every 10 minutes to make sure all the edges get covered and can brown off. They should take about 30-40 minutes
- 9
When they are golden brown remove them from the oven and put them in a serving dish. Optionally stir in a few sprigs of fresh thyme and serve.
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