Salt and Pepper Potatoes with Gravy
1.
Boil a pot of bone soup in advance to make it richer. Choose potatoes as small as possible, and wash off the dirt on the surface. Not peeled. Cut a small piece of butter.
2.
Pour the small potatoes, bone broth, and butter into the pot. The amount of bone broth is about the same as that of the potatoes or less than the potatoes. Stamped. Bring to a boil, turn to low heat and slowly cook the potatoes.
3.
It's about 20 minutes or so. Use chopsticks to pierce it, and it will be ready if you can easily pierce it. There is not much soup left at this time. Turn off the heat first, squeeze the potatoes one by one with a shovel, and crack them. Don't try too hard. Sprinkle some salt to taste. Continue to open the fire to drain the juice.
4.
After collecting the dried juice, a little butter will overflow from the bottom of the pan. At this time, slowly fry the potatoes until golden on both sides. Then according to personal taste, sprinkle with cumin or salt and pepper. Sprinkle some crushed black pepper. Some more parsley garnish.
Tips:
For the bone soup, I use pork stick bones, first blanch it in a pressure cooker, add a piece of ginger, and press it for 15-20 minutes after SAIC. After cooling, pour into a porcelain saucepan and simmer for about 2 hours. When boiled, put a fried poached egg inside, which will make the bone broth richer and milky white. Just wash the small potatoes, do not peel them. Otherwise it is easy to crush. And it's crispy when fried like this, super delicious.