Scalloped Potatoes | Texas Butter Recipes

Name: Scalloped Potatoes Texas Style
Prep time: 30 min
Cook time: 50 min
Ingredients: 13 oz russet potato; 3 oz bacon (2 thick strips, cook keep grease); 5 oz onion (chopped diced); 1 oz jalapeno (chopped); 1/2 tsp salt (on sliced raw potato); 2 tsp Dawgs Bark; 1 tsp olive oil

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Scalloped Potatoes Texas Style

My Mamaw used to make scalloped potatoes for breakfast all the time when we’d vist her in New Boston, TX. Granted I hopped them up up a bit with bacon and jalapenos. While cooking we’re looking for crispy brown crust forming on the potatoes.

Course Side Dish

Style American, Southern, Texan

Prep Time 30 minutes

Cook Time 50 minutes

Servings

Calories 790kcal

Author Shawn

Ingredients

13 oz russet potato
3 oz bacon (2 thick strips, cook keep grease)
5 oz onion (chopped diced)
1 oz jalapeno (chopped)
1/2 tsp salt (on sliced raw potato)
2 tsp Dawgs Bark
1 tsp olive oil

USA - Euro

Instructions

Get your pan to medium heat. 325° to 374°
Lay bacon in pan and cook it.
While bacon cooks take a potato peeler and deskin it.
With your mandolin shave the potato in a med. large bowl. No mandolin? Cut the potato as thin as possible.
Add to the bowl: chopped onion, chopped jalapeno, salt. Olive oil, and Dawgs Bark.
Mix the potatoes so the slices are covered evenly with the above.
When bacon is done remove them leaving the grease in pan and set aside.
Turn pan down to medium low. 250° to 324°
Add contents of bowl to the pan and spread evenly.
Let cook for 15 minutes.
Flip as best you can trying to get a full side of potatoes on heat that haven't been.
Chop or crumble bacon on top of cooking potatoes.
Let cook for 15 minutes.
Flip as best you can.
Let cook for 10 minutes.
Flip as best you can.
Let cook for 10 minutes for a total of 50 minutes.
We are looking for a lot of browning or a little depending on your taste.
Times will likely vary so keep an eye on it.
Serve with almost anything. It came with eggs when I first had it, but nowadays it ends up next to BBQ’d meats.

➕ Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

Scalloped Potatoes Texas Style

Amount Per Serving

Calories 790 Calories from Fat 351

% Daily Value*

Fat 39g60%

Saturated Fat 12g75%

Cholesterol 56mg19%

Sodium 6332mg275%

Potassium 2077mg59%

Carbohydrates 92g31%

Fiber 9g38%

Sugar 13g14%

Protein 20g40%

Vitamin A 330IU7%

Vitamin C 65.1mg79%

Calcium 106mg11%

Iron 4.5mg25%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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