

Mashed Red Skin Potatoes with Smoked Bacon and Asiago Cheese, Baked in Phyllo Dough
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- Prep Time
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- Cook Time
- Minutes
- Difficulty Level Moderate
Looking for an elegant finger food for a social gathering or a special occasion that is sure to be a crowd pleaser? This recipe of Mashed Red Skin Potatoes with Smoked Bacon and Asiago Cheese, Baked in Phyllo Dough was created on a whim looking for something special to kickoff the 2013 football season and this is what came about. A delicious, hearty appetizer I hope you enjoy.
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Ingredients
- 1 cup mashed red skin potatoes
- 1/4 cup crispy smoked bacon chopped
- 1/4 cup whole milk
- 6 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons minced shallots
- 2 tablespoon sour cream (optional)
- 1/4 cup Asiago cheese grated
- Approximately 12 sheets of phyllo dough thawed
- Salt and pepper
Instructions
- 1. Fry 6-think cut pieces of smoked bacon until crispy and transfer to a draining paper reserving bacon grease in pan
- 2. Using the same pan over medium heat add shallots and sauté for 5-minutes or until soft
- 3. Meanwhile dice bacon into small pieces
- 4. Boil red skin potatoes in a pot of salted water until cooked through and drain leaving skin on
- 5. Over medium high heat using a small pot bring milk to a simmer
- 6. Add two tablespoons butter and whisk together
- 7. If you have a ricer pass potatoes through ricer into pot with heated milk and stir adding a pinch of salt or as needed. If no ricer simply use a potato masher
- 8. Add sour cream, Asiago cheese, bacon and shallots and fold until blended remove from stove and hold
- 9. Melt remaining butter in a small pot
- 10. Preheat oven to 375
- 11. Using a small muffin tin, take a pastry brush and very lightly brush each muffin cup (Note: smaller muffin cups will produce a larger quantity
- 12. Take 2-sheets of phyllo dough and cut into 4 inch squares, a total of 4 sheets per muffin cup
- 13. Place 2 phyllo dough squares in each cup and gently brush with a little melted butter
- 14. Add another 2 phyllo squares and place on top and again gently coat with melted butter
- 15. Using a tablespoon fill each cup with desired amount of potato mixture, and fold phyllo over top
- 16. Gently brush a little butter on top and bake until golden brown, about 30-minutes
Instructions
- 1. Fry 6-think cut pieces of smoked bacon until crispy and transfer to a draining paper reserving bacon grease in pan
- 2. Using the same pan over medium heat add shallots and sauté for 5-minutes or until soft
- 3. Meanwhile dice bacon into small pieces
- 4. Boil red skin potatoes in a pot of salted water until cooked through and drain leaving skin on
- 5. Over medium high heat using a small pot bring milk to a simmer
- 6. Add two tablespoons butter and whisk together
- 7. If you have a ricer pass potatoes through ricer into pot with heated milk and stir adding a pinch of salt or as needed. If no ricer simply use a potato masher
- 8. Add sour cream, Asiago cheese, bacon and shallots and fold until blended remove from stove and hold
- 9. Melt remaining butter in a small pot
- 10. Preheat oven to 375
- 11. Using a small muffin tin, take a pastry brush and very lightly brush each muffin cup (Note: smaller muffin cups will produce a larger quantity
- 12. Take 2-sheets of phyllo dough and cut into 4 inch squares, a total of 4 sheets per muffin cup
- 13. Place 2 phyllo dough squares in each cup and gently brush with a little melted butter
- 14. Add another 2 phyllo squares and place on top and again gently coat with melted butter
- 15. Using a tablespoon fill each cup with desired amount of potato mixture, and fold phyllo over top
- 16. Gently brush a little butter on top and bake until golden brown, about 30-minutes
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