Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

Slightly fried potato slices with crispy sesame seeds and a touch of mustard and garlic - this dish will be a great side dish for meat or poultry, or it can be served in fasting as an independent second for lunch, complemented by a salad of fresh vegetables and herbs.

How to cook Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

Step 1

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

Turn on the oven and heat it to 3.8 (about 190 ° C). Prepare a large aluminum baking sheet (21 x 32 cm, 5 cm high) or any other similar size heat-resistant baking sheet you have by brushing it with 1-1.5 tbsp. l. sesame oil or unscented sunflower oil.

Step 2

Wash the potatoes, peel the garlic and rinse with water, cut off the hard tip of it. Potatoes do not need to be peeled (but remove spoilage spots and green sides, if any).

Step 3

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

In a separate deep container with a volume of about 3 liters, pass the garlic through the garlic press (or chop it very finely with a knife and put it there), add 2 tbsp. l. sesame oil or odorless sunflower oil and 1 tbsp. l. with a little mustard. Mix everything.

Step 4

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

Cut the potatoes into medium slices and fold into the previously prepared marinade. Mix everything thoroughly with your hands so that the whole potato is covered with a mixture of garlic, oil and mustard on all sides.

Step 5

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

Spread the potatoes evenly on the prepared baking sheet, cover the latter with foil and place in the preheated oven. Bake the dish at 3.8 (190°C) or as recommended in the instructions for your potato oven - about 30-35 minutes.

Step 6

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

After the time specified in paragraph 5, remove the baking sheet with potatoes from the oven, remove the foil from it, salt and pepper the potatoes to taste, sprinkle with sesame seeds and return to the oven for another 40 minutes or until the potatoes are ready (which can be checked by piercing its slices with a sharp with a knife - he should enter them without much effort). Note: 1. To ensure even heating of the dish, before adding sesame seeds, you can slightly mix the potatoes on a baking sheet with a spatula. 2. If the potatoes stubbornly do not want to reach the desired softness, try covering it with foil again for a while and continue baking.

Step 7

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds

Remove the baking sheet with cooked potatoes from the oven. With a spatula or spoon, place the slices on a serving or serving plate and serve.

Step 8

This dish is delicious freshly cooked, but the remains of completely cooled potatoes can be stored in the refrigerator in a closed container for about a day and served at the table, preheated in a frying pan with a small amount of vegetable oil.

Potatoes baked with mustard sauce and sesame seeds - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes, you can use other types of potatoes like Yukon Gold or red potatoes. Just adjust the baking time as needed until they are tender.
If you don't have sesame oil, you can use olive oil or another neutral-flavored oil like canola oil or avocado oil.
Absolutely! Consider adding sliced onions, bell peppers, or carrots to the baking sheet along with the potatoes. They'll roast beautifully alongside the potatoes.
Leftover cooked potatoes can be stored in the refrigerator in a closed container for about a day. Reheat them in a frying pan with a little vegetable oil.
Yes, this recipe is vegetarian. To make it vegan, ensure your mustard doesn't contain any honey. Most Dijon mustards are vegan-friendly.
For best results, reheat the potatoes in a skillet or oven at medium heat, allowing them to crisp up again. Microwaving can make them soggy.
While this recipe doesn't specify fresh herbs, feel free to experiment. Dried herbs like rosemary or thyme would be a good addition. Use about 1 teaspoon of dried herbs for to replace fresh herbs.
Freezing is not recommended as the texture of the potatoes may change and become mushy upon thawing. It's best to enjoy them fresh or store leftovers in the refrigerator for a short period.
These baked potatoes pair well with grilled chicken, fish, or a simple salad. They also make a great addition to a vegetarian meal with some roasted vegetables or a lentil stew.

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