Pickled potatoes

1 h 30 mTotal time
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4Servings

Pickled potatoes are a typical dish from the north of Extremadura, a region known for the olive oil of the Sierra de Gata, paprika de la Vera and cherries from Valle del Jerte.

But this area of ​​Spain also stands out for its wide variety of escabeche recipes, a kind of marinade to flavor the food that has its origins in Arabic cuisine, and that has also been used to preserve food.

Although pickled potatoes are a tradition to prepare, especially during Lent and during Holy Week, they are ideal for the hottest months due to the coolness of their ingredients and the way they are served, which is cold.

This makes them perfect for consumption outside the home, either on field trips or at work, because they do not need to be heated and, in addition, pickling keeps them in optimal conditions for longer.

As for the nutrients they provide, these potatoes are very rich in carbohydrates that provide us with energy, and also in fiber , vitamin C , potassium , calcium , phosphorus , magnesium and, in smaller quantities, in beta-carotene .

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