2cupsrusset potatoes, peeled, shreddedA easy cheat tip* You can buy REFRIGERATED not frozen shredded hash browns and use in place of shredding by hand. They come in handy in a rush and taste delicious.
1cupfresh baby spinach, chopped into thin strips, stems removed
1cupcheddar cheese, grated
2eggs
1green onion, sliced thin
1tspcilantro, minced
3tbsp.Flour
1/2tsp.salt
1/2tsp.black pepper
1/4tsp.paprika
1/2cupplain Greek yogurt
1/2tbsp.Chipotle hot sauce
4eggs, poached My guide to poaching is available above
Avocado or canola oil for cooking.
Instructions
If you are using packaged hash browns skip to the 3rd step.
Peel, and shred 2 cups of potatoes, wring out the excess liquid in a towel.
In a large bowl add the potatoes, eggs, spinach, cilantro, onions, flour, salt, pepper, paprika, and cheese. Mix until well combined.
Heat a large pan (I use a 10inch cast iron) on medium heat and fill with 1/2 -2 inches of oil. I use avocado oil. You can use canola or olive oil too.
After the oil is ready, scoop about 1/4 cup of the mixture into a measuring cup or press into a ball with your hands.
Drop the mixture into the pan. I do about 3 patties. You will need to do a few batches as not to overcrowd the pan and to achieve even cooking. Lightly press the patty down with a spatula and cook for 4 minutes.
Flip, press down again with the spatula, and cook for 4-6 minutes more. Until golden and crisp.
Move the patties to a paper towel lined plate to rest and continue cooking the remaining patties.
While the potatoes are cooking I start the water to make the poached eggs. (My tips for poaching can be found in the blog post)
When all of the patties are ready, whip up the chipotle sauce. Simply mix the Greek yogurt and hot sauce together.
To plate- Put down 1 or 2 patties, top with a poached egg(seasoned with salt and pepper), and finish with the chipotle sauce.