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Shredded potatoes fried until they reach an ultra-thin, glass-like crunch are the heart of these crispy potato fritters. By drawing out the excess moisture, the potatoes transform into a golden, lace-like disc that carries the mild heat of fresh garlic and the brightness of thinly sliced scallions.

These fritters offer a satisfying contrast between their shattered, jagged edges and a tender center that holds its shape perfectly. A dusting of pepper and a touch of rice flour ensure each bite stays light and airy rather than heavy or greasy, making them an ideal side dish or a quick, savory snack.

Preparing them is straightforward, relying on simple pantry staples to build depth. They work well served hot straight from the pan, perhaps alongside a dipping sauce or as a reliable accompaniment to a larger meal when you want something with a bit more texture than standard roasted potatoes.

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If you love the satisfying crunch of these fritters, there are plenty of other ways to highlight the humble potato. For a bite-sized variation that is just as addictive, try making these golden potato pom poms, which are perfect for dipping. If you prefer a soft, pillowy center paired with a crisp exterior, our guide to crafting potato pillows offers a reliable technique for achieving that ideal contrast.

Key Ingredients

  • Potato: Shredded and squeezed dry to form the base of these crispy fritters.
  • Rice flour: Used as a binder to help the shredded potatoes crisp up perfectly.
  • Scallions: Added to the mixture for a mild onion aroma and color.
  • Garlic: Grated finely to provide a savory aromatic punch to the fritters.
  • Neutral oil: Used for shallow frying the potato mixture until golden and crispy.

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Crispy Potato Fritter

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