
Stuffed grilled potato skins
Recipe Facts
Difficulty level:
medium ◉◉◉◎◎
Quantity for:
4 people
Preparation time:
⧗ individual
Grilling time:
⧗ individual
Grill(s) & Equipment:
• Grill with lid, pan, cylindrical container, mixer
Ingredients:
• 4 large potatoes
• some olive oil
• Salt
• 150g butter
• some cheese for topping
(according to taste)
For the pesto:
• 4 tbsp sunflower seeds
• 150 g wild garlic
• 40g Parmesan
• a bit of salt
• 100–200 ml olive oil
preparation
Bjoern Terhorst: "First of all, you need to spend some time on this dish, but it's worth it. The potato skins are nice and crispy at the end. What you fill them with - there are no limits to your imagination. Anything is possible here. You can fill them with vegetables or meat, or with the 'pulp' that you get when you hollow out the potato. I mixed these potatoes with a wild garlic pesto and put the puree in the skins. But first things first..."
➊ First, preheat a grill with a lid, because the potatoes will go directly into the grill as soon as it has reached 200 °C indirect heat.
Coat the potatoes all over with olive oil and season with salt. Place in the grill and cook for a good 45 minutes (extend the cooking time if necessary).
➋ In the meantime, prepare the pesto. To do this, roast the sunflower seeds in a pan without any additional fat. As soon as they start to smell, remove them from the pan. Grate the Parmesan and put it in a cylindrical container together with the wild garlic and the roasted seeds and puree with a blender. Meanwhile, slowly pour in the olive oil. As soon as the desired consistency is reached, season the pesto with a little salt.
R ecipe by Bjoern Terhorst
Anyone who lands on the "Time to Meat" website and is not yet hungry will definitely be when they first browse through the various sections. The person responsible for this is griller Bjoern Terhorst from Lampertheim in southern Hesse. He is a master of the culinary game with fire - and knows how to awaken this passion in others with great esprit through his grill seminars and steak tastings. www.time-to-meat.de
Recipe from FIRE&FOOD issue 1/2023