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I am going to be cooking breakfast potatoes in a skillet when I go camping. I usually parboil the potatoes that I have cut up so that they will cook all the way through when I do it in the skillet. My question is if I parboil the cut potatoes the night before will they keep till the next morning. If so whats the best way to store them. Thanks! Justin
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2 Responses for "Camp Potatoes"
Yes, you can certainly parboil the potatoes the night before. Just store them in an airtight container in a cooler overnight.
Justin, when I go camping I like cutting the potatoes in tiny cubes and then cook them quickly in some oil on high so that they begin to form a crust. Then pack them away in a plastic container when cooled. The next day you can start your peppers and onions and then add your potatoes and finish! Enjoy!
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