Spicy Potato and Onion Hash
Quick spicy potato and onion hash—crispy potatoes, sautéed onions and chili. Ready in 35 minutes; simple breakfast or side.
Quick spicy potato and onion hash—crispy potatoes, sautéed onions and chili. Ready in 35 minutes; simple breakfast or side.
This Spicy Potato and Onion Hash is a quick, savory skillet dish of crispy diced potatoes, sweet onion, and a hit of red chili. It suits cooks who want an easy breakfast or a simple side using pantry ingredients. Ready in about 35 minutes with minimal equipment, it’s forgiving and easy to scale for more servings.
This Spicy Potato and Onion Hash is a quick, savory skillet dish of crispy diced potatoes, sweet onion, and a hit of red chili. It suits cooks who want an easy breakfast or a simple side using pantry ingredients. Ready in about 35 minutes with minimal equipment, it’s forgiving and easy to scale for more servings.
A fast, crispy hash you can make with pantry basics.
Prep: Peel (optional) and cut 600 g potatoes into small dice (~1 cm). Finely slice 1 medium onion and thinly slice 1 red chili, keeping seeds if you want more heat. Pat potatoes dry.
Cook: Heat 2 tbsp olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high. Add potatoes in a single layer, season with 1 tsp salt and 1/2 tsp black pepper. Cook without stirring for 5–6 minutes to brown, then stir and add onions and chili. Continue cooking, stirring occasionally, until potatoes are tender and golden (about 12–14 more minutes).
Finish and serve: Taste and adjust salt/pepper. For extra crispness cook a minute longer on high. Serve hot as a side, breakfast hash with eggs, or with a green salad.