Can you roast vivaldi potatoes




















The end results are quite different. The roasted waxy have a thick but still crispy skin with a creamy, moist and slightly sweet interior.

These potatoes hold up fantastically on their own, a great tasting potato requiring little extra fat to taste great. The classic roasted floury potatoes have as expected, the crispiest exterior but are sadly a bit dry and bland on the inside. An issue that could easily be fixed with lashings of gravy. A great potato to serve alongside a Sunday roast but probably too dry to eat by themselves. Whenever I make roast potatoes, I always make more than I will eat.

Leftover roast potatoes are so versatile and great for bulking up meals. Add them to a salad to make it more substantial. Got eggs? Make a Spanish potato tortilla. Here are some of our recipes that include roasted potatoes. The most common varieties would be Nadine and Draga.

New Season potatoes such as Perlas are also ideally suited to boiling. For baking, roasting, mashing and also making chips and wedges use floury, fluffy textured potatoes. These potatoes are low in water content and high in starch.

They have a dry and delicate texture, break up easily when cooked and absorb a lot of liquid and flavour. The most common varieties available would be Agria, Fianna and Red Jackets.

Some potatoes can be used for both boiling and roasting. These good all-rounders have moderate starch content and are not too floury, not too waxy — they sit between the two ends of the spectrum. Examples of these potatoes would be Vivaldi Gold, Rua and Moonlight. Particularly suitable for wedges, roasting and chipping. A yellow skinned, golden flesh variety that is full flavoured and has an obvious sweet buttery taste.

The variety is from a different potato family called Phureja and originates in the Andean valleys of South America. It is grown for for the Inca Gold bag and is absolutely amazing roasted or baked. The variety is best suited to boiling and salads although it can be roasted sucessfully. A yellow skinned creamy yellow fleshed potato.

Full flavoured and tends to be waxy. It is most suitable for boiling, salads and mashing. A full flavoured floury variety with a dry and delicate texture. Best suited for chips, roasting and mashing. A cream skinned potato with a white flesh. A moist potato which is slightly waxy but still able to be used as an all purpose potato. It will hold its shape and is best boiled, used in salads or added to casseroles.

A yellow skinned white fleshed potato. Full flavoured, tending towards being floury. It is an all purpose potato suitable for most end uses especially mashing and baking.

Red skin potato with a yellow flesh. Want an alternative roast potato recipe? Our easy recipe for hasselback potatoes is a great way to spruce up your roast potatoes over the festive season. The dill and lemon crumbs add zest and texture. Why not make our perfect Yorkshire puddings to go with your crunchy spuds.

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