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4 leftover potato recipes
Simple ways to give leftover mash, roasties and more a delicious second life
Loaded skins
Scoop out leftover baked potato halves, mix the flesh with cheese, herbs or cooked bacon, then refill the skins. Bake until crisp and bubbling. Serve as a snack, bar bite or starter with sour cream or salsa on the side.
Bubble and squeak
Mix mashed potato with cooked cabbage, sprouts or other leftover veg. Shape into patties, then pan-fry until golden. Sprinkle on herbs, cheese or top with a poached egg to make it menu-worthy – either as a brunch side or veggie main.
Potato soup
As far as leftover mashed potato recipes go, this one’s always a winner. Blend leftover mash or boiled potatoes with stock, onions and seasoning to create a quick, hearty soup. Add cream or dairy-free alternatives for richness. Garnish with croutons, cheese or herbs for a simple dish that uses up potatoes in bulk.
Roastie hash
Chop leftover roast potatoes, fry with onions and any cooked meat or veg you have to hand. Top with a fried egg and fresh herbs. It’s perfect for brunch or a comforting staff meal at the end of service.
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