Thursday, 28 June 2012

An Experiment!


Thanks to Michi of http://www.michiphotostory.com, I found a new way to cook my all time favorite, potato.  She blogged about Hasselback Potato few days back and I was curious on how it tastes. Since I have a few potatoes in my cupboard, I thought of making one today.

I tried to look up for some recipes online and the one that I followed was from Whatscookingamerica.net.

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I read the tip to use chopsticks on both sides of the potato to make sure you don't cut through it and leave a little bit to hold the slices in.


It was a useful tip but unfortunately I wasn't careful in slicing the end. So it was cut off. :D


My butter was still sitting in the fridge when I had the urge to make the dish. So I had to melt it so I can prepare the potato faster.


Usually, I have bread ready but today I ran out. So I thought of using my little girl's old crackers. Maybe they'd look nice because they're tricolor! :)




I mixed everything in the butter. It doesn't look very appetizing. 


After patting the breadcrumb mixture on to the potato, I sprinkled a bit of grated cheddar cheese on top. I made two, one without a foil and the other with one. Just to see how it will go.





As predicted, the one uncovered almost burnt and the potatoes weren't cooked thoroughly. So the next time I'm doing this, I will make sure to cover my potatoes before baking 'em!

24 comments:

  1. Looks very delicious, How much time did you make this experiment?



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    1. Hi Bryan, it took me about 30 minutes to prepare everything :) thanks for dropping by!

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  2. ako naman mas ninipisan ko pa yung slice ko. hehe!

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  3. How about making home-made potato chips? Naisip ko lang because of the slices. Hehehe. Btw, ang cute nung crackers! Anong brand yun?

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    1. Thanks for the tip, I might do that next time :) The crackers are goldfish crackers from Pepperidge Farm :)

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  4. nice try! I love potato this reminds me something.
    you might want to try potato with a hollandaise sauce!
    Your recipe looks delish! :)

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  5. I'd like to try that one, I'm into eating potato and drinking potato juice this past few days because of my high uric acid level... Well potato therapy really works well for me.

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  6. I might try this someday. It looks easy to prepare and delicious.

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  7. I love potatoes! Let us know how your next attempt goes okay? Have you tried making something like Yellow Cab's twice baked potatos? or potato skins with cheese? hmmmm!

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    1. Yep, I've tried potato skins. Yum yum! :) Thanks for visiting!

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  8. Thats a very good recipe It's easy to do and I'd love to try that. :) Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Well now at least you know what to do next time :) --from a potato lover

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  10. I may try this one. It's easy and looks delicious. Potatoes are one of my favorite foods.

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  11. I love potatoes and this looks really good! :D I'd love to try this, but I don't have an oven.. :(

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  12. I'll try to make this for my guests from England. Cheers for sharing!

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  13. WOW, hasselback, the name itself speaks of intense flavor.

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  14. This made me drool. :( I don't have the tiniest bit of patience to cook so maybe I'll just let my sister look at this and have her cook this if she has the time to hang out in the kitchen. :D

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  15. wow what a cool recipe! potatos are so versatile, i love finding new ways to make them!

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  16. Nice one. I'll try this one of these days. hehehe

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  17. I love potatoes and this one looks yum! Kaso i don't have an oven. :(

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  18. I also love potatoes. Pwede ba to sa oven toaster, the small one where you typically toast bread?

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    1. Not really sure, but you can try. I would suggest boil the potatoes first to help it cook faster :)

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  19. Wow! Looks yummy ha. I will try to this once we have an oven. :)

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  20. this looks so yummy. i am looking for easy recipes since we don't have stove in our boarding house. We just have electric kettle, and i think this one will be a good start to try.

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