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09/14/2011
Seniard Creek cook Clarence Bratton's method for roasted potatoes, which calls for cooking them at a high temperature, turns them golden brown on the outside and creamy within.
Issue #141
10/21/2010
As much as we love them, mashed potatoes can seem a bit plain next to the other, brighter dishes on the holiday table. So we were excited to test a recipe from Marietta, a home cook in upstate New York, for sage mashed potatoes (see Article: Our Town), which involves a few ingenious methods for infusing the herb's brisk fragrance into the mash. Here's how to do it.
Issue #133
10/13/2009
This sweet and citrusy dish can be served as a side or as a dessert.
Issue #124
03/09/2009
The key to the dish is to keep the potatoes hot as you mix in so much chilled butter—a pound for every two pounds of potato—that it takes vigorous and constant stirring to keep them smooth and silky.
Issue #119
10/10/2008
Celery root adds a deep, earthy backbone to this potato recipe.
Issue #115
10/09/2008
Cantal cheese, a pungent, aged cows' milk cheese from the Auvergne region of France, gives this dish its hearty, rustic character.
Issue #115
07/18/2008
When preparing these potatoes, use a ricer to create a luxuriously smooth texture.
Issue #113
10/02/2007
In this dish, the kick of chile, ginger, and lime offers a welcome counterpoint to the rich, rounded flavors of other Thanksgiving fare.
Issue #106
08/29/2007
One of the greatest comfort foods we know: a classic gratin dauphinois, a k a scalloped potatoes. This recipe appeared in “Gratin Made Easy,” a piece by our executive food editor, Todd Coleman (December 2006).
Issue #98
08/29/2007
A twist on potato gratin, this rich and cheesy side dish highlights the versatility of squash.
Issue #98
03/12/2007
Enjoyed year-round, colcannon is particularly associated with Halloween night, the eve of the Celtic new year.
Issue #91
12/06/2005
This recipe is based on one in Indian Cooking for Pleasure by Premilla Lal (Hamlyn, 1970).
Issue #77
12/02/2005
In making this dish, cooks in Rioja traditionally crack the potatoes apart with their hands instead of cutting them, a process said to release just enough starch to thicken the sauce.
Issue #75
10/13/2005
You can smell the milk and cream turn from sweet to savory as this dish bakes.
Issue #68
10/24/2007
Russet potatoes are the best for this dish because their cooked flesh is dry and fluffy when mashed and their sturdy skin crisps when baked.
Issue #66
11/19/2007
This is our adaptation of a Louisiana family recipe from How America Eats, by Clementine Paddleford, (Scribner,N.Y.,1960).
Issue #62
04/11/2007
This recipe uses a simple chile paste to add a flavorful twist to ordinary potatoes.
Issue #58
10/30/2007
Use waxy potatoes for this Tuscan purée.
Issue #54
10/17/2007
This dish, named after a now deceased member of the Sabbathday Lake community of Shakers in New Gloucester, Maine, may also be made with leftover boiled potatoes.
Issue #50
10/30/2007
You can use a mix of dense, waxy potatoes like chaleurs and floury russets for this hearty mash.
Issue #49
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