Scottish Potato Scones! (Tattie Scones) 🥔 How To Use Leftover Mashed Potatoes
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- Scottish Potato Scones! (Tattie Scones) 🥔 How To Use Leftover Mashed Potatoes
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Ok I know I talk about Scottish things a lot, but tattie scones are seriously one of my favourite Scottish recipes to make, especially when I have leftover mashed potatoes to use up!
Ingredients:
250g leftover mashed potato
65g all purpose flour
Pinch of salt and pepper
All you have to do to make these traditional tattie scones is to take your leftover potato, mash it (if it isn't already mashed) and mix in some flour to form a dough, then fry them until they're crispy and golden brown.
The ones I made here are the traditional larger size with the criss crosses in them, but I often make smaller ones that are exactly the right size to fit perfectly on a bun.
These Scottish tattie scones are also sometimes called a "griddle scone." As far as I know they're always savoury. They're great for breakfast with eggs, or as a side dish for pretty much any dinner. Give this basic traditional potato scones recipe a try next time you have leftover mashed potatoes to use up!
They freeze well too.
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Thanks for watching! Have you ever had the pleasure of enjoying a tattie scone?
I live in Inverness! Great to see some Scottish "cuisine" being appreciated! ☺️
Please remember, when frying, put in Away from you, then the oil will not splash over you.
Oh yeah from Goodfellows Broughty Ferry!
@@ewanp lovely! Dundee way!
Aye lass every mornin tattie scones with haggis scrambled eggs sausage bacon shrooms onions beans toms an a bowl of porridge oats too if I still feel hungry lol.... But I'd love to eat your tattie scone though bet it tastes divine 😜
Iv just been to Scotland 🏴 on the weekend and I loved the potato scones I brought some home but Iv just ran out so need to make some I’m totally obsessed
Ahhh so good. I’m going next month! I can’t wait!
Perfection 🏴🤗🥳Happy New Year
Happy New Year to you too!
Actually they are more eaten with square Lorne sausage and pan fried rather than deep fried only chip shops or fast food places deep fry. It's mainly used with breakfast fry up, bacon, egg, sausage and black pudding & beans. The favourite from take out is a bread roll with potato scone and fried eggs or bacon.
And your rattle scones do not look the least bit over cooked they look just perfect
Yep I guess I was eating most of mine from the chip shop. I LOVE square sausage too. I always found it hard to decide which meat I wanted :) thanks for saying so! I like them a bit on the darker side too 🥔
I was brought up in London, but remember my Grannies cooking on visits to Scotland.
Ahh so nice. There is nothing like Grannies food!!
I’m just making potato skins and was looking for something to do with the inside when I found your recipe, I’ve done this before.......in Ireland we call it potato bread......and I’m gonna do it again, many thanks and top off the morning ta ya Paula!
Awesome! I’m jealous about the potato skins! I think I’ll have to do something like that this weekend :)
Being from Scotland myself, having grown up on these and not having a clue how to make them I looked up the recipe and made them myself. Can’t find them anywhere over here in the states and it’s been a long time since I’ve been back in Scotland, thanks for the recipe.
Lovely! I hope they bring back happy memories:)
Thanks for that video. I love them and I’ve gotta say the video and the manner in which you do it is really good. So natural. Enjoyed.
This is so cool! Love how these tattie scones are simple, no eggs, no cheese, just flour, seasonings and hot pan. I can see myself dipping these in some hot chili sauce.
+How To Cook Smarter yes! I’ll try that too! Yum
i actually use a gridle pan and i dust the pan with plain flour and put the scones on the gridle pan when hot, yours look great, and shallow fry with olive oil and remove the excess oil by placing the scones on kitchen paper and eat them with my breakfast, i add a dash of olive oil to my tattie scone mix
You done well and they looked super just the way my grandma made them , I love them with anything on a Saturday or Sunday morning 👍❤️🏴🇺🇸👌
Ahh it makes my day to hear that! So glad you enjoyed it, and I'm glad Grandma would approve!
Oh boy ! Your initial description of tattie scones with haggis and HP sauce has sent me immediately to the kitchen!
Hahaha perfect!!
Am scottish and tattie scones are my fav
They’re so good!
Tasted just how i remembered then now freezer is full btw castle point is close to rockcliff never went swimming there but fished there in the winter for cod
Your good. Made some potato bread once in my breadmaker. Delicious. was thinking about potato scones but not imagining flatbread. Very entertaining. I will try.
I’m from Glasgow Scotland . Tattie scones are the best 🏴🏴
Hello Glasgow!! They really are, aren’t they? How are you doing over there? I can’t wait to be able to visit again
On the east coast wee make them thicker or it’s a family recipe. Grill them and cover them in butter. Then crack a load of salt and pepper on top, delicious 😋
Ohhh that sounds SO good. It’s really rainy where I am right now and I think those would hit the spot!
I've never known them to be deep fried, always in a frying pan and we usually have them on a roll with square sausage.
I love these. Hard to find in English supermarkets now.
All you can find now are those doughy Warburton's potato "cakes" here. 😒
This is an awesome recipe idea.
My Joy Of Cooking thank you! They are an absolute joy!
Just about to make some of these but wanted to double check the ratio of flour for leftover mash.
Loved your take on it, but what's all this about tattie scones and haggis?
Breakfast. With slice sausage middle bacon, and eggs.
Haggis should be served with mashed potatoes and turnips, but the HP sauce is spot on. 😁
Have them with smoked salmon pate 😋😚 greetings from Glasgow.... I made mine with gluten free flour, turned out great 👍🏽
Ohh sounds wonderful. The smoked salmon products in Scotland are the only ones that rival those from here in Canada in my opinion! I love Glasgow. I can’t wait for my next visit. I have fond memories of hanging out at Inn Deep near Kelvinbridge on summer evenings!
I love these!!!
Of course you do! You have great taste!
I love you woman! She called them scones in stead of scouns like a monkey, you are a wonderful American. A diamond in the rough
Haha well thank you! I’m actually Canadian!
I love tottie scones with scrambled eggs in a buttered Morton roll with ho brown sauce. Yum...
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Ohhh yes that sounds like pure HEAVEN to me!
love these
So good right? Nothing beats simplicity!
Greetings from Legerwood an hour South of Edinburgh. Makin’ these this mornin’. U forgot to mention The Full Scottish fry up.
OHH you're right! I should do a follow-up episode with the full fry up!
Greetings indeed! I love Edinburgh so much. Dreaming about popping over there for a visit again soon. Thanks for swinging by!
We have these with Soda farls, bacon, eggs, sausages, black pudding, tomatoes, baked beans and HP sauce. Yum!
I've only recently heard of farls! It's similar to these right? I've gotta get myself to Ireland :)
@@HowToMakeDinner I put 2 pound on watching this...
I'm guessing you're from the North of Ireland like my wife. She loves her sodas.
stumbled across your video , hello from a born bred doonhammer ( some one from Dumfries ) tattie scones better thun a kick up the arse any day o the week , peace
Oh hi!! Yes I know what a doonhamer is! I used to live in Terregles and worked in Beeswing 😀 I miss it so much over there.
Very nice ! big hug from JMK Elvis (Scotland)
Aw thanks James! I can’t wait to get back there one of these days :)
I do love tattie scones, but it boggles my mind that leftover mashed potatoes is actually a thing that exists lol in my house it doesn't matter if there's mountains of them, they're still all gonna get eaten that night :D
Hahah I hear that! I can eat an obscene amount of mashed potatoes 😂
I have to physically stop myself from scraping out that last spoonful. Even when it's cold. 🤣
Is it time for breakfast yet? I love these things!
I'd say any time is a great time for a tattie scone!
If u mean castlehill point its near rockcliffe 😜
Castle point. Yes! I love that area.
I love tattie scones with breakfast an they so moorish kind of comfort food u just want more of
They certainly are!
Margarine? Behave yourself, if you're using margarine in your morning roll you need to rethink life. Scottish morning roll, butter, square sausage, scone and broon sauce with a tin of Irn Bru.
Hahah marg was a regular occurrence for me, only because I was often getting my rolls from the chip shops! I’m a butter gal though :) and yes to the Brown sauce!!
@@HowToMakeDinner Ahh, I've never had a tattie scone from a chip shop / takeaway but yeah their rolls aren't usually real butter. Used to work near a place here in Edinburgh that made their own rolls and tattie scones, either pork link or beef square with a scone and brown was such a lift to a bad day. You get such good butter in Scotland there's really no point in using marge, unless of course you're using it every day and multiple meals then sure, health. But a couple times a week... go for butter.
@@CagedPaps I agree 100%! I used to love going to that baked tattie shop in Edinburgh. For a minute there I was dreaming of opening one just like it here in Canada!
I’m making them right now
Wow how did I miss this message!? Yay! How did they turn out!?
Happiness! Yummmmmmm
Yesss Maria!!! You love tattie scones too!?
Made to dance with a big egg yolk. Bonnie and Clyde.
Layer a square Lorne sausage, a tottie scone and a runny fried egg in a Morton’s roll. Ye canny whack it!
Hahah you’re speaking my language!!
I searched for the recipe on your website. I can’t find it. 😢
Oof sorry! It’s
250g leftover mashed potato
65g all purpose flour
Pinch of salt and pepper
I ate them every morning for 2 months 😔😔😔 and then discovered an Indian restaurant 😁😁😁 was able to eat Aloo Parathas then
And after two months have you had enough? I feel like I could eat em every day forever!
How To Make Dinner oh no I still miss them.. it’s just that being an Indian, a little spice Indian version of scottish scones called Potato Parathas tempted me more.. but I still miss my everyday walk to Tescos for scones milk and sausages..
That is very similar to Irish potato bread...I made some a couple times, then started editing the basic recipe. A few thoughts:
1) Because of this video, I now know how "scone" is pronounced in Canada. (You're up north if memory serves)
2) The salt & pepper are necessary if you're not adding anything else. By itself, potato bread lacks flavor. That's why I started adding things like paprika, curry powder, chopped & sauteed garlic, etc. You can also add a little grated cheese to the mix; any hard cheese will do. (If you're feeling British, make it Stilton!)
3) Based on my sources, the ratio of mashed potatoes to flour should be 4:1 by weight. If you go by that then you don't need to think about arbitary amounts; however much potato you have, add 1/4th the weight of flour, no prob.
4) In Ireland they "dry-fry" it. No oil involved; they just sprinkle a little flour in the pan to keep the patties from sticking. I cook 'em that way if the plan is to freeze 'em afterward. They can always be fried in a little oil after thawing out later.
5) Props for using a cast iron pan! 👍 I've been wanting one (or two) lately...
+Schechter Arts whoa so interesting!! Do they have a “porridge drawer” in Ireland too? It’s a way to keep leftover porridge and just let it set at room temp and slice it as you need it!
@@HowToMakeDinner 😳
...this might be another language difference. In the States, "porridge" is oatmeal. You know, served hot, maybe with brown sugar in it or raisins, etc. Like breakfast cereal but with less sugar & no food dye. 😏 Unless you're doing it as a biology experiment, nothing good will come from letting a bowl of oatmeal sit at room temp for a long time, in a drawer or otherwise... It might look interesting but you wouldn't want to _smell_ the stuff, let alone taste it.
Ye cannae whack a black pudding and tattle scone roll. Butter not margarine though.
Yer absolutely right 🥔
@@HowToMakeDinner Just broke tradition and made some cheesy wee numbers. Oooft. Lol.
You look kinda like fiona from still game
use an old credit card to scrape down or scrape out pans it will not scratch
Please always put things into oil letting them fall away from you. You were giving me a heart attack. 😆
Haha yes, it certainly is best practice 😅
That's not a tattie scone.
Looks more like a potato cake which is different.
Stick them on a roll with a little hot sauce. Thank me later
You should the food instead of the woman
Thanks for the feedback! Always looking to improve things. We've managed to get more food angles in some of the newer videos! Just a couple people figuring it out over here :)
@@HowToMakeDinner sorry my bad english. I mean "you should show the food instead of the woman" Congr. And good luck :)
Caramelised onions in the mashed potatoes improves them.