These may look like tater tots, but they’re actually the signature dish of a Michelin legend. This is Fernandan points palms doofine. We’ve added our butter and water to a pan. We’ve just brought it to the boil. We’re going to add in some flour. This is essentially the foundations for a shoe pastry. Takes a little bit of work, but you really, really want to get a really nice smooth homogeneous base to your shoe. Take it out of the pan, put it into a bowl. Crack two eggs in there. Just bring it together. And that is a basic shudo. I’ve cooked off some agria potato on a bed of salt. Agria are perfect for this because they’re going to crisp up really really nicely cuz they’ve not got a lot of loose sugar and they’ve got a lot of starch. So, we’re just going to push them through a s. We got this really nice light past potato mix. Roughly a kilo of potato mix to 300 g of pate shoe. Once the mix is ready, we place it into a piping bag and then we’re going to put it into the fridge to slightly chill down and then it’ll be ready to fry. To get a nice even shape, just use the rope to cut the ends off nice and sharp. And you want the oil nice and hot because you want them to form a skin straight away. I’m actually getting really excited now. They’re really beautiful and light. Epic. Look at those bad

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  1. Surely they just got the texture of mashed potatoes but deep fry them to balls? I like the hash texture of "tater tots" or, what we call them in New Zealand since they've only been floating around for the last 6 – 8 years or so (and our brands don't use egg, onion or pastry dough, just potato and oil)….

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