Korean potato

By VicentaLakin

Korean potato
Potatocakes are the love of the potato-controlled family and their practices are diverse. The Korean potato pie is not only beautiful, but also a soft taste, very delicious. There will be some differences in approach, with raw potatoes and onions grafted and added to the right amount of flour and eggs. It's softer on the mouth, and it's beautiful. This time, I used a mixer to stir potatoes and onions into roses, and then mix them with floured eggs, so I'm more subtle。

Recipe Recommendations

  • potatoes 20 grams
  • flour 30 grams
  • eggs one
  • onion 30 grams
  • salt appropriate amount
  • sugar 1 gram
  • pepper appropriate amount
  • green Red pepper appropriate amount

Steps for Korean potato

  • Make Korean potato step 0
    1
    Get ready for all the food。
  • Make Korean potato step 1
    2
    Cream peppers clean the loop。
  • Make Korean potato step 2
    3
    Potato onions go separately to slicers and put them in mixers。
  • Make Korean potato step 3
    4
    Smash it into potatoes。
  • Make Korean potato step 4
    5
    Flour with eggs。
  • Make Korean potato step 5
    6
    It's pouring into the mashed potatoes。
  • Make Korean potato step 6
    7
    Add salt, sugar, pepper powder evenly。
  • Make Korean potato step 7
    8
    The pan is less oiled into a spoonful of potato paste with two red pepper rings on it。
  • Make Korean potato step 8
    9
    The little fire is so hot that it's ready to eat with onion butter。
  • Korean potato Make Tips

    If you have a grater, you can grate the potatoes with it—it's the same thing. Or, use a blender like I do, which is more convenient and time-saving. When frying, be sure to use low heat. Flip it over after one side is set, and fry until both sides are golden brown.