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This guide provides a clear overview of potato pizza, including how to Make Potato Pizza. Use it to understand the topic, compare the available options, and make a more informed decision.
How to Make Potato Pizza
Ingredients for making:
- Potatoes: 4 potatoes
- Ham or bacon: 3 slices
- Spices: 2g salt, 2 tablespoons starch, mozzarella cheese, parsley powder.
Step 1:
We wash the potatoes and peel them, then slice them into very thin strips to make the cake crispier.

Step 2:
Next, cut the ham into strips like potatoes. We will mix the potatoes and ham well, add starch and salt so that the potatoes and ham absorb the spices.

Step 3:
Add cooking oil to the pan and spread the potatoes evenly around the pan. Be careful not to spread too many potatoes as this will cause the pizza base to become thick.
You fry both sides until golden brown, over moderate heat, don't let the heat get too high because it burns easily.

Step 4:
Sprinkle cheese on one side, then cover the pan and turn down the heat to low so the cheese melts. Finally, put the cake on a plate and sprinkle with parsley powder to enjoy. 
The pizza base makes the potatoes crispy and soft with a cheesy taste. You also don't need to prepare too many ingredients to make this dish.
Conclusion
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FAQ
What is Potato Pizza?
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