Discover stuffed potatoes, a concept from London fast-food restaurants of the 1990s. A potato shell baked in the oven at 180°C for 1 hour, hollowed out, then filled according to your preference: shrimp and boursin, ham-cheese-bacon, herring-carrot-onion, or tomato-basil. Everyone creates their own filling.
Ingredients
- 1 large potato per person (or 2 if they are medium-sized, or if the guest is a hungry teenager!). Choose a variety suitable for baking.
- Sour cream or light cream
- Grated Emmental or Comté if you prefer something stronger
- Salt and pepper
Fillings according to preferences and tastes:
- 4 to 5 pink shrimp, peeled and chopped, plus boursin cuisine garlic and herbs blend, diced tender celery stalks, and parsley
- Diced Emmental, Reblochon, or even raclette cheese, diced white ham, a few crispy smoked bacon pieces, sautéed sweet onion slices, a pinch of nutmeg if desired
- Same preparation as above, but replacing ham and bacon with cubes or slices of cooked Morteau sausage.
- Strips of mild herring, desalted 20 minutes in lukewarm milk then rinsed, raw onion slices, coarsely grated raw carrot, a pinch of thyme
- Diced fresh tomatoes, seeded, sun-dried tomato petals, olive oil, basil, optionally black olive pieces, raw red bell pepper dices, pine nuts, and a hint of garlic
- Etc.
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