Converting frozen hash brown patties from oven cooking to stove top

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I have some store brand frozen hash brown patties that only show to cook them in the oven. They have to cook at 450 degrees for 15 - 20 minutes, and it is 80 degrees outside. Can they be cooked in a frying pan on the stove top without ruining them?



Best Answer

Microwave is on the blink so had to improvise.

Added a whole bunch of grapeseed oil to the bottom of a frying pan and put it on medium-high heat. Wasn't quite "deep fat fry" level of oil. But, it was a small lake in a 10" fry pan covering the whole bottom.

Once the oil swashes around like water, and is obviously hot, place the frozen hash browns in gently. The oil will start to crackle immediately because of the ice in the patties.

Cook for four minutes on the first side, then flip to the second side, and cook for another four.

Check if you've reached the desired crispiness. If not, flip again and cook for a couple minutes; and then repeat on the second side. It should definitely be up to tater top crispiness by now! Either that, or your oil wasn't hot enough.

Place on a layer of paper towel, and then pat the top with another paper towel to remove excess grease, as there will be some.

I also cooked a sweet Italian sausage patty with the hash browns, and they both turned out well using the above method.




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Quick Answer about "Converting frozen hash brown patties from oven cooking to stove top"

STOVETOP: Preheat 4 Tablespoons of cooking oil in skillet to 375degF. Carefully add frozen Golden Hash Brown Patties in a single layer into skillet. Fry 8–10 minutes, flipping after 4 minutes. Cook to a light golden color.

Can I pan fry frozen hash browns?

To Cook Frozen Hash Browns in a Frying PanYou just need enough to coat/cover the bottom of the frying pan. Put the frying pan on your hob and heat the oil until it you can tell it's hot. You might hear it, or you might see small bubbles appearing. Make sure your heat is medium, not full on.

How do you cook frozen hashbrowns without an oven?

It's really easy to cook frozen hash browns this way. You simply need to heat up the griddle/waffle maker and then put your hash browns in the griddle and then close it completely. Allow the hash browns cook for five or 10 minutes or until they are as cooked as you want them to be.

How do you cook frozen premade hash brown patties?

Conventional Oven: Preheat oven to 425F. Arrange frozen Golden Hash Brown Patties in a single layer on baking sheet about 1/2 inch apart. Bake 24-26 minutes, flipping after 12 minutes.

How do you heat up hash browns on the stove?

Take a non-stick pan and spray it with some oil and let it heat over medium flame. Once the oil is hot, place the hash browns on the pan in a single layer, avoiding overlapping. Let the hash browns cook over medium heat until one side crisps up and gets a golden brown coating to one side.



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Answer 2

Yes you can do this, but it will add some additional fat to your hash browns.

Pour a tablespoon or two of peanut oil (or veg oil if you prefer) into your frying pan and heat it up.

Lay your hash browns down into the pan, and check the bottom for desired doneness, anywhere from 2-5 minutes depending on the hash brown and the amount of heat you are using. Then flip the over and check for doneness again.

The reason it takes less time this way is because they are being cooked in oil rather than being exposed to hot air. It takes longer for the heat to get to the center of the hash browns in the oven.

However, why don't you just make fresh hash browns. You just shred a potato or few, perhaps some onion as well and just drop the pile into an oiled hot pan heated to low or medium low heat, and flip it once the bottom just starts to burn, again then check when this side is ready.

Answer 3

How I do it. 1). Spray pan lightly with olive oil. 2). Put frozen Hash Brown Patty in Skillet. 3). On my electric burner set it to 6. Cover the pan 4). Flip the patty every 4 minutes. Next). I set the HB patty on a plate and cover with Lid. It sits while I throw a precooked sausage patty in the hot skillet. It defrosts in about 90 seconds- flip once. Breakfast is served.

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