Potato Hash Browns | Slimming World Friendly Recipe
These Syn Free hash browns are delicious rounds of crispy shredded potato and usually deep fried but to keep them Slimming World friendly I have oven baked them. They are still just a crispy and with all the flavour, but saving Syns by not using any oil.
I LOVE hash Browns and in my opinion a “Full English” is not the same without them. Sadly hash Browns are usually fried in oil, but using a little bit of Frylight and baking them in the oven means we can still enjoy them and they are completely Syn Free too!
Oven baking these hash Browns does not mean they lose their delicious crispy texture, just ensure you cook them until they are golden Brown.
Why you’ll love this recipe….
- Crispy and Golden
- Delicious
- Low in fat
- Syn free
- Easy to make
- Only 4 ingredients
- Kids love them too
What are the best potatoes to use?
I highly recommend using a waxy potatoes like Maris Pipers or Jersey Royals, as they tend to hold their shape better. Just remember to only par boil them for 3 – 4 minutes or they will be too soft to grate.
Batch Cook – Storage Information
Because these take a while to make, and are not as easy as throwing some frozen ones from a bag in the oven I highly recommend batching cooking and storing these in the freezer for later.
- Fridge: Allow the hash browns to cool, then stack them with baking paper between them. Pop them into a container and keep them in the fridge for up to 4 days.
- Reheat: Perfect for reheating in the oven or air fryer.
- Freezer: Allow the hash browns to cool, then stack them with baking paper between them. Pop them into a container and keep them in the fridge for up to 3 months.
Hash Brown Tips
- This mixture will make 4 large hash browns, or 6 small hash browns.
- Try making them with Sweet potato.
- If you don’t fancy a full English try them with poached egg on top.
- If you want to go for an extra crispy texture, fry them in the pan with Frylight for an extra few minutes.
Do I need anything fancy to create this recipe?
To keep the mixture together I recommend using some round egg rings. I purchased mine from Amazon and they do the job perfectly. Or check out your local B&M or Home bargains.
Hash Browns
Equipment
- Grater
Ingredients
- 800g Waxy Potatoes (Maris Pipers or Jersey Royals)
- ½ tsp Salt
- ½ tsp Onion Powder
- ½ tsp Mustard Powder
- Frylight
Instructions
- In a large pan bring water to boil.
- Peel, halve and wash potatoes and add them to boiling water.
- Pre heat oven to 220c/200c Fan/Gas mark 7.
- Par boil for 3 – 4 minutes. Drain and rinse in cold water.
- Grate each potato using a standard grater into a bowl. Add salt. onion powder and mustard powder. Mix together thoroughly.
- Place egg rings onto a baking tray. Spritz everything with Frylight to avoid sticking.
- Spoon the potato mixture roughly into each ring and then spray each with Frylight.
- Place into the oven for 20 minutes.
- After 20 minutes, remove from the oven. carefully remove the egg rings and using a spatula flip the hash browns. Spray with a little more Frylight and return to the oven for a further 15 – 20 minutes or until crispy and golden Brown.
Have you created this recipe?
Please let me know how it turned out! Leave a comment below or share a photo on Instagram tagging me at @fatgirlskinny__ and the hashtag #fatgirlskinny.
Can you freeze these?
Hi there
I’ll be honest I have never tried… I don’t see why not.
Let me know how you get on
I have made and frozen them, they just need a few mins either side in the pan or you can microwave them when defrosted
I made these this morning and they were amazing.They were better than the frozen ones i have and syn free as well.My new favourite recipe ??x
Hi Kirsty,
Please can you advise how many (approximately) this recipe makes.
I appreciate, it will only be an approx. as it will be based on how big I make each one, but I didn’t want to use 800g of potatoes, if it makes around 20 or so.
Many thanks. Nic
hi there Nicola, you will find it will make around 4 large hash browns 🙂
thanks
kirsty
Brilliant recipe. They turn out lovely and crispy. Good to freeze too. Defrost first before putting in a frying pan to reheat. Have stuck them back in the oven to reheat too with no problems.
Just “found” your site….love it. Made the hash browns. I’m .hooked!
amazing right 🙂 I made them this morning too x