potato Recipes
59 delicious potato recipes from around the world
Bubble and Squeak
A classic British dish made from leftover mashed potatoes and cooked cabbage (or Brussels sprouts), fried until golden and crispy. Traditionally served the day after a Sunday roast, it's a comforting and economical way to use up leftovers.
Colcannon
A classic Irish comfort food, Colcannon is a hearty and flavorful dish of creamy mashed potatoes blended with tender cabbage or kale, butter, milk, and scallions. Perfect as a side dish or a light meal.
Draniki (Potato Pancakes)
Draniki are traditional Belarusian potato pancakes, a beloved dish also widely enjoyed in Russia. They are made from grated potatoes and onions, pan-fried until golden brown and crispy. Best served hot with a dollop of sour cream.
Gratin Dauphinois
A classic French potato gratin from the Dauphiné region, featuring thinly sliced potatoes baked slowly in a rich mixture of cream and milk until tender and golden brown. This traditional recipe omits cheese, allowing the pure flavors of potato, cream, and a hint of nutmeg to shine.
Hasselbackspotatis
Hasselbackspotatis, or Swedish accordion potatoes, are a classic restaurant side dish where potatoes are thinly sliced almost all the way through, creating a crispy, fan-like appearance when baked. This recipe enhances the traditional method with a flavorful butter and Parmesan coating.
Himmel und Erde (Heaven and Earth)
A hearty and traditional Rhineland dish, Himmel und Erde translates to 'Heaven and Earth,' representing the sweetness of apples (heaven) and the earthiness of potatoes, served with savory blood sausage and caramelized onions. It's a delightful balance of sweet, savory, and rich flavors.
Jansson's Frestelse (Jansson's Temptation)
Jansson's Temptation is a beloved Swedish Christmas classic, a rich and creamy potato gratin infused with the savory flavor of Swedish anchovies (ansjovis) and sweet, softened onions. This dish is surprisingly approachable, even for those wary of anchovies, as their flavor mellows beautifully during baking.
Janssons Frestelse (Jansson's Temptation)
A classic Swedish potato gratin, Jansson's Frestelse is a rich and comforting dish featuring thinly sliced potatoes, onions, and savory anchovies baked in a creamy sauce until golden and bubbling. It's a beloved centerpiece of Swedish Christmas feasts.
Janssons Frestelse (Jansson's Temptation)
Jansson's Temptation is a beloved Swedish potato gratin, traditionally served during Christmas. It features thinly sliced potatoes layered with sweet, caramelized onions and the distinct umami of Swedish anchovies (ansjovis), all baked in a rich cream and milk mixture until golden and bubbling. Its name is a playful nod to opera singer Pelle Janzon, who was rumored to be a fan.
Kartoffelpuffer (German Potato Pancakes)
Authentic German Kartoffelpuffer, also known as Reibekuchen or Kartoffelpuffer, are crispy, golden-brown potato pancakes, a beloved street food classic perfect for any occasion.
Kartoffelsuppe (German Potato Soup with Sausage)
A hearty and comforting German potato soup, enriched with smoky bacon, savory leeks, and sliced Wiener sausages. Perfect for a chilly winter day, this soup offers a delightful balance of creamy texture and satisfying flavor, with optional chunky potato pieces for added character.
Kluski Śląskie (Silesian Dumplings)
Kluski Śląskie, meaning 'Silesian dumplings', are a traditional Polish potato dumpling from the Silesia region. Characterized by a distinctive thumbprint indentation, they are perfect for soaking up rich gravies and sauces. This recipe provides a simple yet authentic way to create these delightful dumplings.
Kopytka
Kopytka, meaning 'little hooves', are traditional Polish potato dumplings. Similar to Italian gnocchi, they are simple, comforting, and incredibly versatile, perfect as a main dish or a side.
Korv med Bröd (Swedish Hot Dog with Mashed Potato)
A beloved Swedish street food classic, Korv med Bröd is a hearty hot dog served in a bun, generously filled with creamy mashed potato, and often accompanied by other flavorful toppings. Simple, satisfying, and quick to prepare.
Kroppkakor (Swedish Potato Dumplings)
Kroppkakor are traditional Swedish potato dumplings, with the Öland specialty featuring a savory filling of seasoned pork and onions. They are hearty, comforting, and best served with lingonberry jam and melted butter.
Palt
Hearty Northern Swedish potato dumplings filled with savory salted pork. A traditional and filling dish from the Norrland region.
Pierogi (Polish Dumplings)
Classic Polish dumplings with a tender dough, filled with a savory mixture of mashed potatoes and farmer's cheese, then pan-fried in butter until golden brown. This recipe focuses on the traditional 'Ruskie' filling.
Pierogi Ruskie (Authentic)
The most beloved pierogi - filled with potato and farmer's cheese (twaróg), named for the Ruthenian region. These tender dumplings are a staple of Polish cuisine, perfect served with a dollop of sour cream and crispy fried onions.
Pierogi Ruskie (Ruthenian Pierogi)
The beloved Polish classic, Pierogi Ruskie, are tender dumplings filled with a savory mixture of mashed potatoes and farmer's cheese, often enhanced with sweet, caramelized onions.
Placki Ziemniaczane (Polish Potato Pancakes)
Authentic Polish potato pancakes, known as Placki Ziemniaczane, are a beloved comfort food. These pancakes are pan-fried until wonderfully crispy and golden brown on the outside, with a tender interior. They are a versatile dish, perfect as a simple snack or a hearty side.
Pyzy Z Mięsem (Polish Potato Dumplings with Meat Filling)
Fluffy, tender steamed potato dumplings filled with a savory ground pork and onion mixture. These are a comforting and traditional Polish dish, often served with crispy pork cracklings.
Raggmunk (Swedish Potato Pancakes)
Crispy, golden Swedish potato pancakes, traditionally served with fried pork and tart lingonberry jam. A comforting and satisfying classic.
Reibekuchen (German Potato Pancakes)
Authentic German Reibekuchen are crispy, golden-brown shredded potato pancakes, a beloved street food often enjoyed during festive occasions like Christmas markets. They are simple to make but require careful preparation for the best texture.
Schupfnudeln (German Potato Noodles)
Schupfnudeln are traditional Swabian finger-shaped potato dumplings, pan-fried until golden brown and slightly crispy. They are a comforting and versatile dish, often served as a side or a main course.