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Michelin-starred chefs share 7 easy potato dishes you can make that aren't french fries

Anneta KonstantinidesJun 12, 2021, 18:21 IST

Insider asked Michelin-starred chefs to share their favorite potato recipes.Elena Eryomenko/Shutterstock

  • Insider asked Michelin-starred chefs to share their favorite recipe with potatoes.
  • Pommes fondant will transport you to France, while tortilla Española will make you dream of Spain.
  • Chefs also gave us their tips and tricks for making the best potato salad and hash browns.
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Take your traditional potato salad up a notch by first cooking your spuds in hot chicken broth.

Chef Curtis Stone's favorite potato salad. Curtis Stone

Pommes fondant may sound fancy, but this simple dish only takes 10 minutes of prep.

Fondant potatoes are a classic French cooking technique. Veronika Roosimaa/Getty Images
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A tortilla Española will transport you to Spain at any time of day.

All you need for tortilla Española are potatoes, eggs, onion, and olive oil. Elena Eryomenko/Shutterstock

Or get your potato fix by serving them in the rösti style inspired by Switzerland.

Chef Patrick O'Connell's rösti potatoes with smoked salmon and scrambled eggs. The Inn at Little Washington
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These Japanese sweet potatoes with a creamy Italian dressing could be a standout side dish, or the star of the dinner table.

Chefs Angie Rito and Scott Tacinelli's Japanese sweet potatoes with creamy Italian dressing. Chef Angie Rito and Chef Scott Tacinelli

Elevate your morning hash browns with some chives and Parmesan.

Soo Ahn cooks his hash browns on both sides "to give that greater ratio of crispiness to tenderness." Bhofack2/Getty Images
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Or skip your usual pancakes for a Korean potato pancake instead.

Chef Suyoung Park told Insider that she loves making Korean potato pancakes for brunch. Sungsu Han/Getty Images
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