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**Title:** Cooking Potatoes in Siberian Style (Recipe from the Creator's Mother)
**Key Points:**
1. **Ingredients:**
* Potatoes (preferably a variety that doesn't fall apart, e.g., "Kohan")
* Meat (any type, e.g., turkey meat used in the video)
* Onions
* Sunflower oil
* Spices (black pepper and salt)
* Water
2. **Cooking Method:**
* Outdoor cooking in a cauldron over maximum heat (or on a stovetop)
* Fry meat and onions in sunflower oil, then set aside
* Fry sliced potatoes in the same oil until golden brown
* Add water, salt, and black pepper; cover and simmer for 25-30 minutes
3. **Tips and Variations:**
* Use a life hack to check if the cauldron is hot enough (splash water to see if it evaporates)
* Cook in bulk as the dish is very tasty and remains so even on the second day
* Garnish with frozen greens (optional)
4. **Outcome:**
* A delicious, hearty dish with crispy potatoes, juicy meat, and a rich flavor profile.
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**Ingredients and Equipment**
1. Ingredients needed: potatoes, meat (any type, e.g., turkey), onions, sunflower oil, black pepper, salt, and water.
2. Equipment needed: a cauldron or large pot, stove or outdoor fire setup, wooden spatula.
**Cooking Process**
3. Peel and wash potatoes, selecting varieties that don't fall apart (e.g., "Kohan" in Germany).
4. Cut onions into half rings.
5. Cut meat into medium-sized cubes (not too fine).
6. Heat the cauldron over maximum heat.
7. Add sunflower oil to the heated cauldron.
8. Fry the meat until golden brown on both sides.
9. Add potatoes to the cauldron and fry until golden brown, stirring occasionally.
10. Add salt, black pepper, and sliced onions on top.
11. Add 200 milliliters of water, reduce heat, and cover with a lid.
12. Simmer for 25-30 minutes, depending on the potatoes.
**Serving and Additional Tips**
13. Use a wooden spatula to handle the potatoes to prevent damage.
14. Serve with the meat and onions on top of the potatoes.
15. Optionally, garnish with frozen greens (e.g., herbs).
16. The dish can be cooked in large quantities and is also tasty on the second day.