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Cast Iron Fried Potatoes & Onions | Solidteknics AUSfonte Sauteuse Pan
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- In this video, I cook a simple, old-time favorite in cast iron - fried potatoes and onions. Featured in this video is my new cast iron AUSfonte sauteuse pan from SOLIDTEKNICS, based in Australia. This is a pretty amazing pan with a handle that does not get hot. Definitely a solid player in the world of cast iron!
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This guy doesn't mess around! He gets right to cooking without a lot of wasted time talking like some other folks. Great video and nice job!
Yes! I know it's a year later but I like this, too.
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@@zebunker ..and subscribe to all my socials. Before i start, lets talk about the history of cast iron...lol
How do the potatoes not stick to the pan
This is a great video. Everything is simple and clear!
Legend says to this day he can still hold the handle
Milky Rips excellent
Lmao😂
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha 😂 😂 im like is this a ad for a skillet lmaoooo
Wow I just came back to make this dank recipe again im faded af this is crazy I didn’t expect to get this many likes thank you all fellow potato eaters
Didn’t spend 15 minutes talking about his day or some vacation. I hit that subscribe button in record time!
I was not hungry...Then I watched. Now I am starving and it's beds time. I'll probably eat my pillow before I fall asleep.
A well seasoned cast iron pan is as good as a hooker that can remember your name. They can both cook the meat.
mcleod55 I died
cotton never looked so appetizing until now huh? Add a little salt and pepper haha
Lol. This made me hungry too
Did u eat yet
You ever get that perfect video that shows you exactly what you wanted to learn in a very short period of time? This was that video. Perfectly executed, explained and answered all my questions. My hats off to you sir. Thank you.
looks good man. i've been doing them the same way for a long time, with one exception. I cook my bacon first, then use the bacon grease to make my potatoes and onions. then at the end i pour in some scrambled eggs. once the eggs are done, add the cooked bacon and crumble/stir. dump it all in a bowl, throw a tortilla in the hot pan for a few minutes on each side, plop in your filling (add some shredded cheese and salsa if desired) boom you got the best breakfast taco ever. you'll be hooked.
You just described exactly how I make my breakfast burrito's. My mom made it this way also only my dad ate it with toast. The best!
Sometimes bacon, sometimes chorizo, I switch it up and love it both ways!
MWYANT19 and now my mouth is watering
CZcams is my go to for a quick recipe, especially when I'm down to just a few ingredients. Never fails to find a vid like this that is perfect. 5 min instructions, solid directions, delicious outcome. Thanks for sharing brother. Peace.
There is one unchangeable rule of nature: never watch a cooking video like this when you're hungry.
Right? Im cutting my potatoes now lol
Dum Barton right and I'm on a diet
Indeed!
You got that right
As I am
*Funny thing Jeff when you said "wish you can smell that" my wife was cooking I incorporated the smell of her food with your potatoes at the same time so YES the look and the smell made my evening! LOL*
I don't think I've actually thanked you, I make this recipe almost every week, and my family loves it! Thank you Jeffrey for this excellent recipe! :)
That microwave idea is gold, man. Thank you!
Thank you sir....you have invoked the memories of mom and grandma, you're speaking to my soul with your fried potatoes and onions. Perfect technique pre-cooking the potatoes and adding onion later...they burn so easily if added early.
I looked this pan up on Amazon, and it is $129. I'm going to stick with my vintage stuff for now.
Haha, good idea. Chances are your vintage iron is worth a lot more than this pan is selling for anyways.
I bought my Lodge at Cabellas for $15 , it'll be vintage one day.
I just made this yesterday and I'm just seeing this video for the first time today. Hmm...lol. I season them exactly the same way too. But I used bacon grease and I covered them with cheddar cheese and runny fried eggs. 😍
I've never considered microwaving the potatoes first. That's pretty genius! Usually I start to fry them, then cover for a few mins to steam them, then fry some more. But I see that this removes a bit of seasoning from my skillet. I didn't notice it on the food, but on my towel when I wiped it clean.
I'm fairly new to the cast iron world. I have a 10 year old Lodge 8SK (so far that's all) that was gifted to my mom but was never used and sat in the basement to rust. I restored it several years ago (including sanding to a smoother finish) and put a couple coats of seasoning on but I was still afraid of using it for a long time. Finally I started re-seasoning and using it a couple weeks ago and it's quickly give from light brown to bronze-ish to very dark brown.
I've been using it almost everyday or several times a day since. I've never had fried or pan-seared chicken or potatoes come out this good EVER. I make them pretty good to begin with in my mom's 50+ y.o. stainless steel but they were phenomenal in the cast iron! ❤
BTW that is a GORGEOUS skillet! I only just heard of that brand today in another video and I'm in love after watching you cook in it.
I always have trouble with this recipe, but microwaving them first is genius! Thank you!
Jeff, absolutely perfect job on those potatoes!! Fried potatoes can be tricky to cook without turning into mush and you did it absolutely spot on!! I love that sauteuse pan!!!
Larry
Thank you!!
+TheWolfePit I would LOVE for someone to tell me how to get fried potatoes right in a cast iron. I have these damned potatoes in a skillet for over an hour at almost medium heat and whats in the skillet is either mush or burning to the skillet. Now the damned dog is whimpering under the table. :)
+Aaron Zimmerman VERY minimal turning will help. The more you turn, the more the potatoes steam and break down to mush. That poor dog!!! LOL Hope this helps!
+Aaron Zimmerman What Jeff said. It took me a few years to realise you don't have to turn potatoes every few minutes, unless you like mushy taters. Now I set a timer and walk away, or I wait until I can smell the browning before turning. You can think of it as the 3/4 rule in meat cooking. Cook the taters 3/4 done on one side before turning.
Not mentioned: Start with the right potato (russet or baking potato). Almost medium heat is probably too low.
This is one of those times when I wish we had 'smell-a-vision'!
You mean taste-a-vision lol
I wish you both all the best. It amazes me how someone you've never met can actually change and make a difference in your life.
944gemma - Wow! Thank you so much :)
@@TheCulinaryFanaticWhere did you get those cast iron pans that you placed your potatoes 🥔 in?
@@1230mkelly I just went on line to find it and a company called Davey Jones had the skillet in a 24cm pan. it listed for $119. Im not sure of the size is in this video but 24 cm is about 10 inches.
I just love how you not only use your cast iron skillets for cooking how you use them for serving in as well
The biggest pro tip for me was their microwaving the potatoes. I don't know why but I've never heard of that before and it makes it so much easier and I can't wait to try it.
I was looking for a video on how to rejuvenate my cast iron skillets and found that you have a few more videos.
Thanks for all of your efforts, your videos are a great example of what CZcams is all about... keep'em coming!
I made this for breakfast this morning. Added an egg and some bacon. Love it
4:47 "WHO WANTS POTATOOOEEESSS!!"
Lmao this video is pure GOLD.
I like the ending. He goes to feed folks first. It's the mark of a chef. He cooks to feed others.
Your suggestion of putting the cut up potatoes in the microwave for 5 minutes prior to the cooking pan was a very good one. I did this, followed your recipe, and the potatoes ended up being completely cooked in 14 minutes. And they were delicious.
What a professional video with great tips and zero unnecessary chatter. I think precooking the potatoes is the trick, I will have to try it.
When my wife had breast cancer about five years ago, fried potatoes were the only thing she could eat. Your recipe saved the day! I added crispy bacon, cheese and sour cream to hers. She completely recovered from he cancer. Perhaps your potatoes were a cure?
That long handle on that pan is awesome! Such a nice feature to find on a cast iron cookware
Jut tried this and it was delicious. Like your method of adding the onion in last which prevent over cooking and gives the dish the onion favor that pairs well with the potatoes.
The sound of those frying is incredible. Beautiful color on the finished product!
my kids gave me this pan last week for my birthday,I keep thinking up skillet recipes just so I can use It.Thanks for the demo.
I no this video was about 3 years ago, but I'm so happy I clicked on your video!! I love frying my potatoes and have been doing it all kinds of WRONG 😮 smh, I love your potatoes. Perfectly cooked, not mushy at all like mines come out. I do have a cast iron skillet and will be cooking for my husband for fathers day, and I'll get the fried potatoes just right for him this time!! Thank you very much! U really have helped me learn to cook the perfect fried potatoes. 👍🏽😋
You know you have something when you can make a video of potatoes frying in a skillet, and the general response is "I'm hungry for potatoes". Lest you think I'm not paying you a compliment, I am making those suckers tomorrow night! If mine come out 1/8th as good as yours look, I'll be happy. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to your wife.
Barry Kaufman - Thank you!! If you are on Facebook, post a photo on my page :)
Hey Barry, you ever get the craving for some fried potatoes and a steak after burning a few numbers of some skunk?
Thank you for your very informative video. I just purchased a Lodge 10" Chef pan from Amazon and was making a donation at the Salvation Army today and found a new 10" Lodge skillet. I seasoned both of them and my first attempt, other than the egg omelet I made this morning, was your fried potatoes. They were delicious!! :) I might try your Rib-eye steak next! I'm addicted to cast iron. Who would ever thought that was possible!!
Thanks for the tip about the microwave. Everyone else was adding water to the pan and steaming. Yours turned out looking so much nicer.
Is there a support group for those who are fixated on cast iron? My wife wants to know.
The best youtube channels for cast iron seem to be moving on to carbon steel. Both have the same horrible heat distribution (why his handle didn't get hot), and maintenance. -Both bad for pan sauces, and simmering acidic food. There is a cast iron group on facebook, but not a carbon steel one that I've found.
I don't know where you got your information from but the handle didn't get hot because it was designed that way (with cut-outs in the handle). That was no accident and here is an actual quote from their website:
"The handle also has a vented styling to reduce the transfer of heat to your hands when searing on the stovetop..."
Also when you mention sauces and acidity in your post, these pans are designed for chefs and are actually chemically inactive, so you are incorrect once again.
I do agree with you regarding maintenance though. You do need to rinse, oil, and heat them after cooking but hey, the alternatives are Teflon/non stick carcinogenic materials.
Your choice I guess...
meagainok 👍🏼
meagainok
'I don't know where you got your information from' -Scientific data sheets on the thermal properties of various metals, along with IR readings in my home kitchen, and the uneven maillard reaction on foods. Did you get yours from a commercial? If the handle were aluminum cast in the same mold; it would be hot.
I don't see any chefs using cast iron. It's obsolete especially when you can get clad / disk bottom pans in the same price range.
You don't need to rinse, oil, and heat them. You can wash them with detergent, and air dry if you know how to season them properly the first time.
Bryan Bartlett Jeffrey has a Cast Iron cooking group on Google+
I will follow this vid absolutely 😊 my foreign friend wants me to cook roasted potatoes for him,
Looks easy when u dont have an oven so i just need a skillet! And i can rock it on! Thank you for sharing your recipe!
Greetings from Philippines. 😊
One of the best recipes I have ever watched. Thank you
Glad to see you're back. I hope you and your family are well! Looking forward to future videos as always.
Ben Steiner - Thank you SO much!!!
Nicely done!
Perfect with a piece of chicken and a big mess of turnip or mustard greens with bacon. And a well-chilled Chardonnay.
My wife has cooked potatoes and onions for years but we've never added the same seasonings as shown here, these look awesome and we'll definitely give them a try SOON!
Oh...I could smell those potatoes and onions cooking, and the seasonings must make them fantastic! LOVE the pan!
I love how you love the art of cooking and the knowledge of cooking in cast iron pans because i am looking for the best in cast iron so thank you for information that you have.
That was simple quick and easy. I was making the meal step by step while watching and my potatoes came out perfectly. GOD BLESS.
Best Handle video I've seen. Hands down.
Nice demo, gonna make 'em tonight with leftover Brats from Memorial Day. Thank you
I like that you had the oil in that convenient squeeze bottle - what a great idea!
He's back! You got me into cast iron. Stoked to see you back. I hope all is well with you and your fam :)
Troy Humphreys - Thank you!!
Jeffery, great camera work. Thanks so much for the tips and lessons.
oops.. Jeffrey. a thousand pardons..
One of my favs! I came up on this dish..except my father would use second day potatoes and quick fry them with some onions sausage or bacon. So good!!
Jeff; it's 12:49 A.M. where I reside....and I swear that I'm going to the kitchen and try to emulate what you have just shown us.....you make me hungry with your beautiful pan fried potatoes.....
Those potatoes you just cooked made me very hungry! That is one of my favorite things to have for breakfast, along with some eggs and quality sausage!
The quality of this video is incredible.
I'm making this right now in the same pan. Boy it does take a long time! Smells like the wait will be worth it!
add oil to bowl of potatoes, stir with salt, then pour in the pan with a little oil.
I've made potatoes a thousand times and never thought of this. I'll try it today.
I made these after watching this video and added shredded cheddar. They tasted great. I went too light on the seasoning but was able to add a little salt and they were fine. Great way not to turn them into mush. I may try them with a 1/4lb of fresh bacon bits, chives, and possibly a side bowl of sour cream for dipping. Something like a pan fried baked potato. Thanks for the video.
Quick. Easy. To the point. Didnt have to hear about how his sisters wife's cousins dog doesnt like white onions. Thank you.
Wow..... those potatoes look delicious , thanks for the tip , I have a big cast iron skillet at home probably used it three times only but gonna start using it more often , again thanks.
I so so so so love this. You are a consummate chef. I still want to come over for restaurant night. Love it Jeff! Give Philana a hug for me. Hopes she's feeling better.
I wish I had not watched that before bed....my mouth was watering and I really wanted to make some!
These look beautiful
Boy! They look so good have try this tomorrow! Love the idea of pre-cooking in the microwave very good idea!!
Just tried it. Outstanding! Thanks for posting
Oh yeah, one of lifes best dishes. And that is a nice frying pan with that long handle.
Just ordered that Aus-Ion satin finish sateuse skillet on Amazon a few minutes ago. Only $98+ and free fast shipping 😎💃🏼 Thanks again Jeff
Love this, I have it frequently, often with a piece of chicken or a couple eggs.
Makes an easy filling meal.
Oh, my...this is my favorite dish ever! Between the sound of the taters frying and the visual I was salivating! It looks scrumptious and easy, thanks so much for sharing.
someone is proud of this pan
Exactly how I fry my smaller potatoes for breakfast instead of hashbrowns. I'm going to try the larger potatoes. This is perfection!!
Jeff - please come back. We need more videos of these great dishes!!
Thank you! I tried both of those things and they came out perfectly!
He's back yes!! We missed you!
Thanks Tony!! My wife was diagnosed with cancer a few months ago. Had to take a break for a while :)
Love your videos - thanks, Jeff. Cast iron is going to become "my thing" pretty quickly.
I love potatoes. They're so versatile.
I made this for dinner and my family loved them
Lodge makes a nice pot holder for your pan handle. You can find them at your local farm supply store next to the cast iron cookware. Looks so good, thanks!
This is how I make my potatoes now. My family thanks you.
How could anyone not like this video? ....nice job partner!
6 yrs later I'm loving it
Still going strong 💪
Yummm.......awesome looking dish!! Will for sure try that one.
Great page, nice recipe. Cast iron is my go to cooking pan. Mine are cheaper lodge but they do the job. Thanks for the video.
Thanks bud! I made this for the first time. Came out pretty good
My gawd! That looks good. Loved it!
Fantastic looking dish, those potatoes turned out perfect!
Tango Joe - Thank you!!
Them there potatoes look mighty good this morning. I'm going to have to go to the kitchen and do them up just like you did, Amazing testers.
I think this should have come with a warning because that looks so good I nearly ended up drooling on my keyboard. :-)
I've never seen SO much seasoning on anything! And looks like he added dried parcley flakes at the end! Lol sneaking more on!
Fantastic, now I know what I'm having for dinner. This along with your Brown Butter Cheeseburger is on the menu.....
Followed your instructions and got the best fried potatoes if have done so far! Thanks mate
Love your collection of cast iron.
Thanks, Jeffrey! I would probably add chopped chives/scallions and mushrooms, too. Thanks, again.....
thank you for the nice presentation. Just a tip: If one uses potatoes that are a bit soft (not rotten, just soft), (no need to pre-boil).they cook all the way through without burning the outside, and they cook more quickly than potatoes that are just off the shelf from the store. I use ripe potatoes for frying, (like your video), for hash browns, and for potato pancakes. thanks again for the great video.
I noticed that handle immediately. And I really enjoyed the video. Now I want to cook some potatoes and onions!
Looks great! Just received my new unseasoned "Blue Bonnet" cast iron pan today advertised on Amazon as eight inches but that's the cooking area only, really nine inches with the sides of the skillet. A steal for 25 bucks! The cooking area of the skillet is very polished also. After seasoning for the 1st time I'll be eating some potatoes and onions, thanks!
Love this method of frying potato’s and this demonstration
Great video! Just how I do my taters n onions. We've got several pieces of cast iron and use it all the time. Stove, oven, grill, fireplace, fire pit. Love it!
Only thing is, you were makin me crazy using a metal spatula on your cast.
I like a little chopped green bell & red pepper in my potatoes too, I guess those would be added last so they do not burn? Your potatoes are gorgeous, really a thing of beauty. I love that pan too. ❤️
I think this man really likes that handle
I sauté my onions first then add potatoes and it always comes out PERFECT!!! Need them in onions to caramelize 😉
When I first got my 10" Lodge Blacklock skillet, I was really impressed with how I could touch the handle the entire cooking time. I still think of how much I like the handle.
I use my square Lodge, 8" Lodge, and 10" griddle a lot. Since getting the Blacklock, I always talk to the other skillets, scolding them for their hot handles while reaching for a handle cover.
I like my potatoes very brown like yours. Before I started using cast iron years ago, didn't like potatoes much because restaurants served them half raw too often.
I cook some poblano peppers first. Add onions til the onions nearly done. Remove the veggies and cook potatoes by themselves. Add veggies back in to heat up last minute.
Sausage gravy is tasty to pour over crispy cast iron potatoes.