
Gluten-free potato and carrot mash with fried egg: creamy mash made from potatoes and carrots, with butter, fresh parsley and golden fried eggs.
You’ll need: frying pan · saucepan · chopping board · knife · sieve · potato masher
A meal like this is pleasantly simple and pure comfort. Soft, warm and familiar – with a fresh note at the end.
Butter → ghee (lower in lactose, more heat-stable) Potatoes → cauliflower (less starch, more fibre per calorie) Fried egg → poached egg (needs no extra fat) Salt → lemon juice + herbs (less sodium, fresher flavour)
The dish contains egg, and milk from the butter. It's usually great for children; in pregnancy, the fried eggs should be served fully cooked.
Carrots are best known for beta-carotene, the precursor of vitamin A. They also contain fibre and smaller amounts of potassium and vitamin K.
Potatoes contain not only starch but also potassium, vitamin C and a little vitamin B6. The more gently they're cooked, the better the heat-sensitive vitamins are preserved.
Eggs contain protein and provide choline, selenium, iodine and several B vitamins, among others. The yolk also contains smaller amounts of fat-soluble vitamins.
Yes, parsley provides vitamin K, some vitamin C and plant compounds. The amounts in the dish are fairly small, but it still adds more than colour.
The ingredients are cooked until soft and are mild in flavour. If you have an intolerance to egg or milk, adapt the dish accordingly.