Potato terrine

Name: Potato terrine
Total time: 900 min
Cuisine: French
Ingredients: null Potatoes; null Salted butter; null Thyme; null Crushed garlic; null Salt; null Sunflower oil; null Vegetable oil

15h

Serves 1

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Potato terrine

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15h

Serves 1

Directions

1Line a big tree mold with cling film, using a bit of water to help it slide and press it into the corners.
2In a pot, melt salted butter with thyme and crushed garlic, adding other aromatics like rosemary or vanilla if desired.
3Slice your potatoes thinly, only one at a time to prevent oxidation.
4Pour a bit of the melted butter mixture into the bottom of the lined mold.
5Arrange a single, even layer of sliced potatoes in the mold.
6Season every other layer of potatoes with salt, but add butter on every single layer, without overloading to avoid greasiness.
7Cut some potatoes in half to fill the sides, ensuring an even layer and pressing it down firmly.
8Continue layering potatoes, butter, and seasoning until the mold is just above the top, pressing down firmly after each layer.
9Cover the terrine with cling film and then tin foil, ensuring it's sealed tightly.
10Place a piece of wood wrapped in tin foil on top of the terrine and press it down firmly with a heavy object like a box of beer, refrigerating overnight.
11Bake in the oven at 160 degrees Celsius for 50 minutes to an hour, or until a skewer inserted into the center feels soft.
12Remove the terrine from the mold and unwrap the cling film.
13Cut yourself a nice slice of the terrine.
14In a moderate pan with sunflower or vegetable oil, cook the potato slice gently until it achieves a stunning golden-brown color on both sides.
15Sprinkle with salt and serve.

Ingredients

null Potatoes
null Salted butter
null Thyme
null Crushed garlic
null Salt
null Sunflower oil
null Vegetable oil

Equipment

Tree moldCling filmPotSlicerOvenSkewerTin foilPan

Tips

Do not wash or squeeze sliced potatoes, retain the starch.
Press down on the terrine constantly when layering and before refrigerating.
Cook the sliced terrine gently in the pan to avoid burning the butter.

Potato terrine

15h

Serves 1

tiktok.com

Potato terrine

tiktok.com

15h

Serves 1

Directions

1Line a big tree mold with cling film, using a bit of water to help it slide and press it into the corners.
2In a pot, melt salted butter with thyme and crushed garlic, adding other aromatics like rosemary or vanilla if desired.
3Slice your potatoes thinly, only one at a time to prevent oxidation.
4Pour a bit of the melted butter mixture into the bottom of the lined mold.
5Arrange a single, even layer of sliced potatoes in the mold.
6Season every other layer of potatoes with salt, but add butter on every single layer, without overloading to avoid greasiness.
7Cut some potatoes in half to fill the sides, ensuring an even layer and pressing it down firmly.
8Continue layering potatoes, butter, and seasoning until the mold is just above the top, pressing down firmly after each layer.
9Cover the terrine with cling film and then tin foil, ensuring it's sealed tightly.
10Place a piece of wood wrapped in tin foil on top of the terrine and press it down firmly with a heavy object like a box of beer, refrigerating overnight.
11Bake in the oven at 160 degrees Celsius for 50 minutes to an hour, or until a skewer inserted into the center feels soft.
12Remove the terrine from the mold and unwrap the cling film.
13Cut yourself a nice slice of the terrine.
14In a moderate pan with sunflower or vegetable oil, cook the potato slice gently until it achieves a stunning golden-brown color on both sides.
15Sprinkle with salt and serve.