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Bacon and Potato Hash

There’s been a lot of speculation about what hash really is. Some look like shredded potatoes all clumped together into a cake, while there’s some that are cubed and cooked with cornbeef. That’s the original version. But I found one version that I think best describes my dish and that is ‘tossed together’. My understanding of hash is basically few ingredients chopped up into little pieces and cooked together in a quick stir-fry fashion. So, bacon and potato hash……who says you can’t have breakfast any time of the day. 🙂

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BACON AND POTATO HASH RECIPE
(serves 1)

Ingredients;

3 rashers of bacon, cut into small pieces
1 large potato, cut to little cubes
Half an onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, chopped
Oregano
Salt
Black Pepper
Dried Parsley
Cayenne
1 egg
Grated parmesan (optional)
Olive oil

Steps;

1. In a non-stick pan, heat a little oil and drop in your bacon when it’s hot. Fry until crisp but not too much. Remove the bacon from the pan but leave the grease. Drop in your onions and sautee till they’re translucent.
2. Drop in your cubed potatoes and chopped garlic. Cook until the potatoes are slightly tender.
3. Add your seasoning of oregano, parsley, cayenne and black pepper. Hold the salt first.
4. Add your cooked bacon and incorporate with the rest of the flavours. Taste, if it’s salty enough, omit the extra salt but if it needs more seasoning, add your salt.
5. Pre-heat your oven to 200 degrees Celcius. If your pan has a non-ovenproof handle, wrap it with 2 layers of foil. Crack an egg on top of your hash and place it in the oven with the top grill on. As soon as the white looks cooked, say about 3 – 5 mins, take it out and slide everything onto a plate.
6. Garnish with the cheese and more parsley.



Enjoy!

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Comments

  1. Enoch Ho says

    August 5, 2011 at 10:58 pm

    oh gosh, I heart this! I’ve always loved bacon and potato hash, no matter which variety it is!

    • Sharon says

      August 6, 2011 at 1:54 am

      Hahaha, i never thought i would ever hear the words ‘i heart this’ from you. 😛 Goes to show the power of bacon. Am gonna try another version with…gasp….canned corned beef. Let’s c how it goes.

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