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Learn how to make Chef John’s delicious Baked Potato Puffs in this easy-to-follow tutorial! These crispy, golden treats are the perfect side dish or appetizer, combining fluffy mashed potatoes with a hint of spice, baked to perfection. Chef John’s step-by-step instructions ensure you’ll achieve the ideal texture and flavor every time, so you can impress your family and friends with this tasty twist on traditional mashed potatoes.

How to Make Chef John’s Baked Potato Puffs

they said there was no way to do a big version of these famous french fried potato Puffs which go by the name pom doofen but you know what I think we did and for the record I’m just assuming that’s what they said I mean no one’s ever reached out to me directly but I’m pretty sure someone said you can’t do these in the oven and you know what if those people do exist they were just proven wrong and in the spirit of full disclosure I fully admit I’m a mashed potato fanatic and love any and all kinds so I knew I was going to love these I just didn’t realize how much so these really did work well with the eggs and the dip but these were also make for a great side dish for something like a steak which is basically what the original fried recipes used for

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  1. As a Puertorrican, I love bolas de papa (stuffed potato balls). This receipt reminds me of that. I’m going to try making these.

  2. I'm french and Pommes Dauphines and Pommes Noisettes are my favorite and safest food ever. Pomme Dauphines is a choux paste in which you had mashed potato. Pomme Noisette is more like baked mashed potato, less doughy. Noisette are also smaller than Dauphines. Now you know.

  3. The title of these feels off
    Idk if you should use the 'How to make' part?
    Kinda feels like your not the OG

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