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Maple glazed smoked bacon with potatoes roasted in clarified butter |

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Thick slices of bacon roasted with a drizzle of maple syrup for a sweet-salty contrast and served with crispy potatoes.

Note

For this recipe, it is best not to rinse the potatoes after they are sliced. By not rinsing them, they retain more starch which will give them a nicer texture once cooked.

Ingredients

Recipe for 4 portions

For the maple glazed smoked bacon

200 Gr
Smoked bacon
60 Gr
Maple syrup

For the crispy potatoes

300 Gr
Yukon gold potatoes
40 Gr
Butter
2 Sprig(s)
Thyme

Optional

4 Handful(s)
Mixed greens
  • Salt and pepper

Preparation time: 30 min

Preheat your four at 375 °F

  • General preparation

    Slice your smoked bacon about 0.5cm thick. Chop the thyme leaves. Peel the potatoes and cut them into thin slices using a mandolin.

  • Potato preparation

    Melt the butter, remove the foam and keep the yellow part only (clarified butter).  In a bowl, add the thinly sliced potatoes and coat them well with the clarified butter. On a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, make the rosaces by interweaving the slices of potato to form a circle about 10-15 cm in diameter. You can use a ring mold to make uniform shapes. Sprinkle with salt and chopped thyme and bake roughly 20-25 minutes, until browned and tender.

  • Maple glazed smoked bacon

    On a baking sheet lined with parchment paper, spread your slices of bacon. Brush them with maple syrup and bake about 10-15 minutes, making sure to brush with maple syrup 2 more times while cooking to obtain a nice crispiness.

  • To serve

    Place a rosace of potato at the bottom of the plate, then place the slices of bacon on top. You could also serve a small mesclun salad seasoned with a dash of olive oil and lemon juice on the side.

For this recipe, it is best not to rinse the potatoes after they are sliced. By not rinsing them, they retain more starch which will give them a nicer texture once cooked.

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