This recipe is translated from Cookpad Spain. See original: SpainPatatas bravas con salsas de Alioli y Agridulce

Patatas Bravas with Alioli and Sweet & Spicy Sauces

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josevillalta @JoseVillalta_520
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The origin of this dish isn’t very clear; however, Ángel Muro, in El Practicón (1893), noted that: "any sauce, any dressing, known or yet to be discovered, goes well with potatoes, even with tallow and saffron, which is how the poor in Madrid eat them." One of the first explicit documented mentions comes from the renowned journalist Luis Carandell, in his work Vivir en Madrid (1967), where he explains: "patatas bravas are fried potatoes with spicy sauce, just as you might imagine the poor would eat potatoes, that is, by dipping bread in the sauce."

Patatas Bravas with Alioli and Sweet & Spicy Sauces

The origin of this dish isn’t very clear; however, Ángel Muro, in El Practicón (1893), noted that: "any sauce, any dressing, known or yet to be discovered, goes well with potatoes, even with tallow and saffron, which is how the poor in Madrid eat them." One of the first explicit documented mentions comes from the renowned journalist Luis Carandell, in his work Vivir en Madrid (1967), where he explains: "patatas bravas are fried potatoes with spicy sauce, just as you might imagine the poor would eat potatoes, that is, by dipping bread in the sauce."

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Ingredients

35 minutes
2 servings
  1. 2large potatoes
  2. Alioli sauce (to taste)
  3. Sweet & spicy sauce (to taste)
  4. Tabasco sauce (to taste)
  5. Olive oil
  6. Salt

Cooking Instructions

35 minutes
  1. 1

    Peel and cut the potatoes into irregular chunks, not too small. Fry them over medium-low heat until cooked through.

  2. 2

    Once cooked, remove the potatoes and place them on paper towels to drain excess oil. Let them rest for a few minutes. Then, heat the oil in the pan to high (without letting it smoke) and return the potatoes to the pan just to brown them, since they are already cooked.

  3. 3

    Meanwhile, make an alioli by blending one egg, two garlic cloves, salt, and a mild oil.

  4. 4

    Once the potatoes are golden, remove them and drain any excess oil again. Divide onto plates—remember, this is a tapa. Sprinkle with salt, then top with alioli to taste, followed by sweet & spicy sauce (I used store-bought for this), and a few drops of Tabasco to taste.

  5. 5

    Finally, sprinkle with chopped parsley for garnish and enjoy your tapa.

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