Check out this simple video gluten free recipe for making potato pancake and eggs at home. Ingredients: 2 Large eggs 1 Whole idaho/russet potato – peeled and shredded 1/2 onion – peeled and shredded 1/4 cup 4 cheese maxican blend 3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil 1 tablespoon lemon or lime juice Salt & pepper, garlic, onion & chili powder, paprika, cumin, and cayenne pepper Instructions: 1) Preheat oven to 450 2) Begin by preparing the potato pancake, peel and shred the potato and onion 3) As soon as you shred the potato, add the lime juice to avoid oxidation (turning brown) 4) Preheat a sautee pan on a medium/high flame and add 1 Tablespoon EVOO 5) Add the spices to the potato mixture and stir it up together well 6) Grab the entire potato/onion shred, squeeze out any moisture and place it in the saute pan 7) Make sure to spread it evenly into 1 thin layer and let sautee for 2-3 minutes
Using a quick hand motion, swiftly flip the pancake and add 1 tablespoon EVOO 9) Let sit for
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My first video blog! I’m going to do it in three parts just this time. Here is part one, the “pre-prep”. I’m getting the duck legs ready for the slow cook confit session tomorrow morning. Doesn’t take long, but I feel that every step of cooking a succulent meal should be highlighted to make it more realistic. That way you know exactly what you are expected to do if you want to reproduce my steps or at least use a guide for your own creations. Confit duck is for me one of the most divine meat preparations out there and even though it sounds a little daunting it is really simple to do if you manage to organize yourself. I’m going to serve them with green lentils and nuggets of Chorizo sausage. I’m a big fan of the french Cassoulet but it can sometimes be a little bland. Lentils give this dish a warm rustic feel and the Chorizo just add that little bit of spice that works wonders in contrast with the soft delicate taste of the duck. See you tomorrow!
