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Grated raw potato and mashed potato combined and griddled — Ireland's chewy potato pancake.
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Boxty is a potato dish from northwest Ireland made by mixing grated raw potato, mashed potato, and flour and frying it. It's so rooted in home life that an old rhyme says a girl who can't make boxty on the pan will never get a man. It's eaten for breakfast or as a snack with bacon and sour cream.
Boil and mash 2 potatoes.
Grate the remaining 2 raw and squeeze out the liquid firmly in a cloth.
Mix the grated potato, mashed potato, flour, baking powder, salt, and milk.
Heat butter in a frying pan, pour in rounds of batter, and cook over medium heat for 4 minutes per side.
They're done when golden on both sides.
Serve with sour cream.