We start the week with a dish from Avila cuisine that is a classic within the Spanish cuisine: potatoes Revolconas.
If there is a food that tastes like a crisis, I think it is potatoes. A product that we have on the market throughout the year is cheap and it also serves to do from stews, purees or salads.
But do we know how to use each class? Below you will find some small notes.
To fry: Desirée, Spunta, Agria and Caesar. Are compact potatoes so they will be soft on the inside and crisp on the outside. Let them soak for a few minutes so that they lose some of the starch and this way you will make them even better.
To roast: Kennebec and Spunta. Search floury potatoes as mentioned. To get a good result you will only have to wash them well, pierce them with a fork and wrap them in aluminum foil. Let them cook on top of an embers from the barbecue or in the oven at home.
For stews: Monalisa, Desirée and Kennebec. The important thing in these cases that the cut is finished ripping the potato so that it releases the starch and the stews remain linked.
To cook: Spunta, Kennebec, Baraka, Belle de Fontenay and, of course, the Galician potato. The secret is in cook them with their skin and with enough salt, so we will ensure that they do not break.
For wrinkled potatoes: Black and Pretty. Both are canary varieties hence they are experts preparing this dish.
Potatoes Revolconas
The revolconas potatoes are a classic of Avila and national cuisine. Smooth texture and delicious flavor. You also have some notes on potatoes and uses.
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