What to Make with potato starch – Fast, Fresh, and Tasty Ideas
Wondering what to do with potato starch? Try these quick, healthy, and crowd-pleasing recipes.
Recipes with potato starch
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This Korean kimchi pancake is such a divine dish that even a complete beginner can learn it with their eyes closed! Just for its simplicity and authentic flavor, you absolutely have to learn it! Its spiciness is very mild, a refreshing and mild heat that won't overpower you. The tangy aroma of the kimchi and the caramelized flavor of the batter blend perfectly, resulting in a crispy exterior and soft interior, bursting with the fresh, fermented flavor in every bite. It tastes exactly like what you'd have in Korea, so you don't need to go to a Korean restaurant; you can recreate it at home in 10 minutes. The aroma is irresistible when it's fresh out of the pan; it's so delicious you can eat it on its own, perfect for breakfast or a late-night snack. This down-to-earth delicacy will have everyone praising it, saying, "It's so delicious!"
Sweet and sour sea bass has a bright red color and is topped with an amber sweet and sour sauce. Whether you are entertaining guests or having a family dinner, this dish instantly elevates the banquet and is definitely the "C position" on the table! It shows the cooking care and sincerity of hospitality. Follow the following 4 key techniques to create delicious dishes with good appearance and taste: 1. Starch selection: Potato starch is used for batter frying. Its characteristics can make the fish body form a thin and crispy shell, giving the dish a rich taste experience. 2. Deodorization: The fishy smell must be effectively removed to ensure that the fish tastes pure and sweet. 3. Ingredient selection: It is recommended to choose sea bass with few bones, thick meat and firm meat, which can not only ensure the convenience and pleasure of eating, but also facilitate the formation of dishes. Of course, you can also choose other suitable fish species according to your personal preferences. 4. Sweet and sour sauce blending: When preparing sweet and sour sauce, try to follow the proportion of the formula.
Chaozhou Fried Oyster Pancake pairs plump oysters with a chewy sweet-potato starch batter and rich duck eggs, lifted by fish sauce, white pepper, coriander, and green onions. It’s simple but deeply satisfying—savory, aromatic, and best enjoyed while hot, with the oysters staying front and center.
Oyster Omelette is a popular traditional snack, especially in Hong Kong, Chaozhou, and Taiwan. This dish features fresh oysters combined with sweet potato starch, eggs, and spices, pan-fried until golden and crispy on the outside while remaining tender and juicy inside. It offers rich textures and high nutritional value, containing vitamins, proteins, cholesterol, essential amino acids, and various nutrients. Garnished with coriander for extra aroma, it pairs well with garlic sauce or sweet chili sauce for enhanced flavor.
Homemade soup dumplings are so delicious! This pot of freshly steamed "juicy little bombs" are all soft and fluffy little clouds. Made with a semi-fermented dough recipe, the dough has a glossy sheen and stays soft and fluffy even after cooling down and reheating. Pick one up and gently bite into it, and the meat juice bursts in your mouth, coating the chewy, simple Northeastern-style aspic—it's so fresh it'll make your eyes squint! This is a versatile, basic filling, savory and flavorful with a hint of carrot sweetness; one bite is pure bliss. Breaking it open reveals glistening juice coating the tender pink meat filling—it's mouthwatering just to look at. From the aspic to the semi-fermented dough to the versatile meat filling, all the techniques are in this recipe. Save it and recreate this bursting joy anytime!
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Golden and crispy potato cakes, garnished with bright green scallions and finely diced ham, are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside with an aroma that explodes on the tongue.