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Meat cutlets in potatoes

8 servings

40 minutes

Meat patties in potatoes are a hearty and cozy dish of Russian cuisine that combines the tenderness of minced meat and an appetizing crispy potato crust. The history of this dish originates in home kitchens where hostesses aimed to create something simple yet extraordinarily tasty. The potato enveloping the patties gives them a unique texture, while the softness of the filling inside makes them incredibly juicy. Fried to a golden crust, they pair wonderfully with sour cream, enhancing the flavor and adding a creamy note. Such patties are perfect as a main dish that can be served with vegetables, salads, or even a side dish. The simplicity of preparation makes them accessible for family dinners, while their rich taste makes them a favorite on any table.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
259.8
kcal
15.1g
grams
10.7g
grams
25.7g
grams
Ingredients
8servings
Ground meat
500 
g
Potato
1 
kg
Chicken egg
1 
pc
Wheat flour
2 
tbsp
Salt
 
to taste
Ground black pepper
 
to taste
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Peel the potatoes, grate them, squeeze out the starch, add salt, and mix in flour and salt.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Potato1 kg
    2. Wheat flour2 tablespoons
    3. Salt to taste
  • 2

    Form small balls from the minced meat and then coat them in potato so that the meat is completely covered.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Ground meat500 g
  • 3

    Fry the cutlets in a pan, you can stew them if desired. Serve with sour cream.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Salt to taste
    2. Ground black pepper to taste

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