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Aligot
Aligot is a stretchy Aubrac mash of potatoes, fresh cheese, butter, and cream.
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France
Aligot is a stretchy Aubrac mash of potatoes, fresh cheese, butter, and cream.

Trinidad and Tobago
Boiled potato mashed with raw onion, garlic and hot oil poured over the top.

West Bengal, India
আলু পোস্ত
Potatoes are simmered with ground poppy seeds and green chilli into a dry Bengali preparation.

Scotland, United Kingdom
Ayrshire Earlies
Ayrshire New Potatoes is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Poland
Babka ziemniaczana is a casserole from Poland, rooted in local cooking tradition. Distinct from food-babka-il.

Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Backesgrumbeere is a Rhineland-Palatinate earthenware bake of potatoes, onions and pork slow-cooked until the edges caramelise.

Tunisia
A Tunisian potato gratin baked with a creamy, spiced sauce until golden.

Tunisia
Tunisian potatoes simmered with cumin (kamoun), garlic, and harissa until coated in a fragrant sauce.

Kiribati
Dense vegetable puree made from sweet potatoes (batata/kumara), boiled in coconut milk, mashed with coconut cream, sea salt, and sometimes te karewe (coconut sap); one of the dishes TasteAtlas lists for Kiribati; a simple side dish that combines sweet potato with coconut; a comforting everyday food.

Belgium
Frites / Friet
Belgium's iconic twice-fried potatoes, crispy outside and fluffy inside, served in a cone with mayonnaise.

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Bougnettes are grated-potato fritters seasoned with herbs and fried into crisp cakes in southern French cooking.

Denmark
Brunede kartofler
A Danish side of small potatoes caramelized in sugar and butter, a Christmas and festive staple. A national and Christmas classic sweet and golden side, a traditional and beloved treat, a side dish, a potato dish.

Denmark
Brændende kærlighed is a potato dish from Denmark, rooted in local cooking tradition.

England, United Kingdom
Leftover mashed potato and cabbage or sprouts pressed into a pan and fried hard on both sides until a crust forms.

Galicia, Spain
Cachelos are Galician potatoes boiled in their skins and served alongside traditional dishes, retaining a firm, floury texture.

Barbados
Sweet potato slices baked in brown sugar, butter and spice until the syrup thickens and clings.

Faroe Islands
Brúnkað Epli
Caramelized potatoes (brúnkað epli); pre-boiled, peeled potatoes gently stirred in melted sugar with margarine; a Danish holiday dish introduced into Faroese cuisine in the 1960s; served with domestic duck or goose at Christmas; a festive Faroese side dish.

United States
A San Diego late-night plate of french fries piled with carne asada, cheese, guacamole, sour cream, and salsa.

Lima, Peru
Layered cold dish of mashed yellow potato seasoned with lime and ají amarillo, filled with chicken, tuna, or avocado.

Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
Brúitín
An Irish dish of mashed potatoes with scallions, butter, and warm milk, an Ulster classic

United States
French fries buried under melted cheese — nacho, cheddar, or cheese sauce — a bar and stadium staple.

United States
French fries topped with chili and melted cheese — the ultimate loaded side.

Isle of Man
Thick-cut chips made from Manx potatoes, topped with grated Manx cheddar and beef gravy; a modern Manx comfort food and unofficial national dish, celebrated each year on 'Chips, Cheese and Gravy Day'.

Los Lagos, Chile
Traditional Chilote potato dough cooked on a spit over fire, smoky and distinctive, a rare island specialty, traditional.

Valparaíso, Chile
Iconic Chilean bar food from Valparaíso: fries topped with beef, onions, eggs, and sometimes chorizo

Puno, Bolivia
A Bolivian freeze-dried potato, an ancient Andean preservation method

Ireland
Cál ceannann
A traditional Irish dish of mashed potatoes with cabbage, butter, and milk, a St. Patrick's Day classic.

France
Crique ardéchoise is a crisp grated-potato cake mixed with garlic and herbs, browned in a frying pan.

France
Pommes dauphine
Pommes dauphine combine mashed potato with choux pastry before being fried into light puffs.

France
Gratin dauphinois
Thinly sliced potatoes baked in cream and garlic, a Dauphine classic.

United States
A rich, creamy baked potato casserole named for New York's Delmonico's restaurant.

United States
A New Jersey diner plate of french fries topped with brown gravy and melted mozzarella.

Netherlands
Patat
Thick-cut fries, double-fried for crispy exterior and fluffy interior, served with mayonnaise, peanut sauce, or curry ketchup.

Dzūkija, Lithuania
Švilpikai
Oven-baked potato snaps made from leftover mashed potatoes, served with a spirgai cream sauce.

France
Farcidure are Limousin grated-potato dumplings or cakes, often containing herbs and a savory filling.

Finland
Pyttipannu
Rustic hash made from diced potatoes, meat (often sausages), and onions pan-fried in butter, topped with fried egg.