Baked Savoury Potato Cake

Sometimes you just don’t feel like mashed or normal baked potatoes with a roast. I know I felt like that last weekend when I slow cooked a blade roast beef.
I didn’t cook any vegetables with the meat in the slow cooker as I wanted something with a bit of texture on the side to accompany the fall apart meat.
Slow Cooked Beef Blade Roast with the Baked Savoury Potato Cake
Flicking through a few magazines I found a version of this potato cake but it required too much fiddling around with it on the stove so I adjusted the recipe to make it quick and easy for us busy mums.
I also grated the potatoes and onion using my new KAMBROOK power drive food processor cutting my prep time by more then half.
Kambrook Power Drive Food Processor Grating the Potato & Onion
INGREDIENTS
7 Potatoes, peeled and grated
1 Onion, grated
1/2 Cup chopped parsley
1/4 Cup Self Raising Flour
3 Rashers Bacon, chopped and rind removed
2 Eggs
Pepper to taste as there is enough salt in the bacon
OPTIONAL: add cheese on top, grated some zucchini or carrot replacing some of the potatoes.
LET’S PUT IT ALTOGETHER

1. Cook the cut bacon in a fry pan over a medium heat until lightly browned.
2. Grate the potatoes and onions and any other vegetables you might be adding as suggested above. Squeeze out all the juice that is created from grating.
Grated Potato & Onion
3. Place the grated potato and onion along with the bacon, flour, eggs, pepper and parsley into a large bowl. Mix well to combine all ingredients.
All Ingredients Ready to Be Mixed
Mixed Ingredients
5. Place in a greased baking dish and bake at 200 degrees Celsius for 30 minutes or until golden and firm to touch.
In the Baking Dish Ready to be Baked
Serve with a side salad to form the main part of a meal or enjoy as a side dish with roasted meat.
The Finished Baked Potato Cake
Close Up View of a Cut Slice
Great for leftovers the following days.

Serves: 4-8

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One Response to Baked Savoury Potato Cake

  1. Anne M June 23, 2013 at 9:03 pm #

    That sounds gorgeous Amanda. I’ve got a recipe for something similar and guess what its got in it? Thyme! LOL

    xx

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