What do you call potatoes that are chopped into small cubes and fried?

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We want to make these for dh's birthday party and I think there is a particular name for them, but neither of us can remember - any ideas what I'm talking about?

Thanks!

home fries?

saute potatoes when I was a child.

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I would call them hone fries.

Sauteed potatoes
with butter and garlic - yum

saute

Or home, even.

We call them "nice potatoes"

patatas

Hmm - saute potatoes rings a bell. Will google search for a recipe - unless anyone can tell me how to cook them?

Found one! As I thought, you don't cook them before frying them... Thanks everyone!

saute! and your right no cooking prior to oven! they are lovely!

Hi Stacey - how are you doing?

im fine, all very busy, looking at moving to nottingham, just waiting for dh to get his job offer in writing and then we'll be putting an offer in on a place! cant wait to have a garden for the kids!

must meet up before we go mind!

Lyonnaise ?

Sounds exciting! Here's hoping it all goes well for you...

"small cubes of fried potato?"! I'd say Saute. Lyonnaise are usually with onion, I think but scrummy nontheless!

I think the term is "parmentier potatoes" ...dont ask me why

I was thinking of chucking some rosemary in. It is to serve with spit roast lamb and beef. Do you think rosemary would be okay with beef? I ask 'cos I'm veggie so have no idea!!

Definately rosemary for the lamb....for the beef, I would not add anything to the potatoes but offer horseraddish sauce on the side.

Sounds LOVELY.....

saute

just cube them parboil and then saute in olive oil slowly until golden, then stick on kitchen roll

it is parmentier potatoes - saute are slices