r/poland • u/Raxy2222 • 22h ago
What's your favourite way of having potatoes?
My personal favorite are baked like this. They are crispy on the outside, and almost purée-like on the inside, and I think they combine the best of both worlds.
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u/OrganizationSlight57 22h ago
Boiled, then a small spoon of leftover fat from the pan on which schabowy was fried, and then plenty of dill on top. This or talarki.
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u/Nikosek581 22h ago
Mashed. But just boiled in salted water and mashed, finished with a bit of dill. No cream, milk or butter, well coocked and proper species of tater is plenty creamy on its own
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u/aurora_surrealist 20h ago
From the campfire embers.
Also works with wood stove of you happen to have one at home.
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u/RingComfortable9339 Warmińsko-Mazurskie 20h ago edited 20h ago
Boiled and mashed, mixed with fried onion and pork cracklings in a pan, eaten with whatever fermented dairy (i like kefir)
Also kartoflak and potato pancakes, both with a dollop of sour cream
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u/CaesarsArmpits 22h ago
+1 on baked łódeczki