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Pytt i Panna

Also known as: Pyttipanna

Arla’s pytt i panna fries diced cooked potatoes, cooked beef, falukorv and onion separately in butter, mixes them together and serves the pan with parsley, fried egg and pickled beetroot.

About Pytt i Panna

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Arla’s pytt i panna is a Swedish classic of diced potatoes, cooked boneless beef, sausage and onion. Fried egg and sliced pickled beetroot accompany the finished pan, with chopped fresh parsley scattered over it.

The source starts with already-boiled, peeled potatoes and cooked boneless beef. This version uses boiled beef and the suggested falukorv sausage; their earlier cooking and preparation precede the pan recipe.

The onions are peeled and finely chopped, and the potatoes, meat and sausage are cut into small cubes. Each component is fried separately in butter in a frying pan.

Everything is mixed together in the pan and tasted with salt and black pepper. The listed three tablespoons of butter belong to this preparation across its separate frying stages.

Chopped fresh parsley is sprinkled over the mixture. Prepared fried egg and sliced pickled beetroot are served alongside the pytt i panna.

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