Vodka

Patatas Bravas

Everything.

The better question is to ask what's the worst thing made from potatoes. It's potatoes, boil them, mash them, stick them in a stew, can't go wrong.

Ireland.

I know this reference :)

what about up your bum?

Tough call between french fries and baked potatoes.

More potatoes.

It's hard to say. Every potato dish is great.

If you were to rephrase the question as "If you could only eat one potato dish for the rest of your life, which would you choose?" I think I would find it hard to argue against the humble baked potato

Loaded French fries?

Poutine

All things made from potatoes ARE BEST! Well, except, maybe, axle grease, or building foundations. Ok, and space ships. All right there ARE THINGS which shouldn't be made from potatoes, fine.

Po ta to

Yes

An enema probably

Knödel

For me, baked potatoes is just about the worst thing you can do with a potato. It's not that they're bad, it's just that everything else is better.

I'd choose potato chips. If I'm stuck with only the one thing forever, I'm going to at least choose the one with the biggest range of flavours.

Potatoes gratin. Pommes Anna.

Either you've never tasted vodka or you've never tasted anything else made from potatoes.

I've only tried it once but, Chopin vodka was nice.

grey goose or costco's generic vodka of the same vodka

This

I wasn't expecting this reaction...

I know someone else has posted it but I'll add it here for visibility

https://www.allrecipes.com/bloomin-potato-recipe-11893783

au gratin is my favorite but a PITA make sometimes, for the second; is there a difference, i looked up the second one and it looks the same except in a circle https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/258434/pommes-anna-with-gruyere/

Really, really well made mashed potates is heavenly.

Combine with the grease from some meat you're serving it with... Yum.

Knödel

interesting, got a go to recipe?

No! And absolutely no mayo in the ketchup for the regular fries!!!! Ok, budday?

j/k

Taste is just one feature, and not the most important for vodka.

Chips. Specifically ones wrapped in paper from the chippy. The simplicity is the key.

Is this cut after/during baking or before? I want to eat this right now.

Do you cut it before, after, or mid way through cooking?

Patatas Bravas

would this be a decent recipe to start with? https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/230569/chef-johns-patatas-bravas/

Honestly I just use the ones I get off the internet.

You can just run cheap as dirt vodka through a water filter a few times to make it basically indistinguishable from top shelf vodka.

We tested this out several times in college with blind tastings at parties.

Not Latvia?

Potatoes should not be used in making love.

Isn't rubbing alcohol or hand sanitizer cheaper though?

This suggests that everything is made from potatoes.

According to Taste Atlas, it's Kartupeļu pankūkas.

https://www.tasteatlas.com/best-rated-potato-dishes-in-the-world

circa 7000 BCE, colorized

Taste is the second most important feature of Vodka in that it is not supposed to have one. The least important feature is whether it is made from potatoes or not. You can make vodka out of practically anything.

Curly fries

I'm not proud to admit it, but it is the McDonalds French Fries.

Theres also Potato Olés from Taco Johns which is not as good but still up there.

Behind that is probably a fully loaded Baked Potato with sour cream, green onion, cheddar, etc.

maybe in elite ivy league colleges you get water filters, our version was when the roach managed to hang on inside the faucet long enough to fill up your glass

Yes.

Huh? We just bought a cheap Brita pitcher filter and used it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DodByZ-qgXs

This video from Ancient Americas on the history of the potato might be in my top 10 youtube videos.

I'm guessing here, but if I wanted to make this, I would par-bake the potato @ 350°F / 180° C for about 10-15 minutes, freeze it, then cut, then deep fry for 3-7 minutes.

Looks delicious however they did it.

Edit: https://www.allrecipes.com/bloomin-potato-recipe-11893783

They used a microwave and conventional oven. Also they cut it first.

McDonalds french fries aren't even the best french fries, let alone the best thing made from potatoes in general.

https://www.allrecipes.com/bloomin-potato-recipe-11893783

Personally I would deep fry it rather than bake it, but to each their own