Potato Croquettes

If you have leftover mashed potatoes consider making croquettes. Or as I call them “fried mashed potatoes “. I made these with just cheese and scallions but you can add a meat if you like. This makes a great side or appetizer.
Potato Croquettes
If you have leftover mashed potatoes consider making croquettes. Or as I call them “fried mashed potatoes “. I made these with just cheese and scallions but you can add a meat if you like. This makes a great side or appetizer.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Mix mashed potatoes, cheese, and scallions in a bowl. Form mixture into desired size ball. (If mixture does not easily hold a form refrigerate for a couple of hours). You can also form the potato mixture into logs.
- 2
Set up dredging station. In bowl 1 mix flour, salt, and pepper. In bowl 2 whisk the eggs and water together. In bowl 3 add the breadcrumbs.
- 3
Take each formed potato ball and coat with the flour mixture in bowl 1. Shake off excess flour. Next place the potato ball in bowl 2 and cover with the egg wash. I find it is best to use 2 forks to move the potato ball around. Finally put potato ball in bowl 3 and cover with breadcrumbs. Place on a rack. Repeat process for the rest of the potato balls.
- 4
Fry the potato balls in batches until golden brown. I used my small deep fryer (a great kitchen gadget). I cooked them for 1 minute at 370°F. Remove to a paper towel lined plate to allow any excess oil to be removed.
- 5
Serve croquettes as is or with your choice of a dipping sauce. Enjoy!
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