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Armenian Grilled Potatoes

4 Servings

45 minutes

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When purchasing potatoes for this recipe, look for ones about the size of an extra-large egg and that weigh about 2 ounces each. And for even cooking, try to select potatoes of similar shape and size. The potatoes can be precooked and refrigerated up to a day in advance; just before grilling, skewer them, brush with lard and season with salt and pepper. You'll need three or four sturdy 12- to 14-inch metal skewers; skewers with pins that are flat rather than round or square help prevent the potatoes from spinning around, making them easier to manage on the grill. If you're preparing this recipe to serve with Armenian-style grilled pork chops, place the skewered potatoes on the hot side of the grill after you've removed the chops and allow the potatoes to brown while the chops rest.

4

Servings

Tip

Don't precook the potatoes at a rolling boil; this can cause the skins to split. Aim to keep the water at a gentle but constant simmer. Don't skewer the potatoes without first chilling them in an ice bath. Chilling firms the potatoes slightly so that they cut more cleanly when scored with a paring knife.

45 minutes

Ingredients

  • 2

    pounds small Yukon Gold potatoes

  • 2

    tablespoons lard or salted butter, melted

Directions

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Reviews
Natalia S.

These were very yummy! The potatoes I could find were smaller than large egg so I had to adjust the times. I loved the flavor. Great technique.