Potato—“Dripping Potatoes.” (Mrs. Huthwaite.)
Wash the potatoes and peel them very thin; boil them 10 minutes with a little salt, and then put them in a Yorkshire-pudding tin under the joint which is roasting before an open fire, to catch the gravy; when enough moistened, put them into the oven, still in the tin, turn the potatoes often, and baste them with a little dripping, till crisp and brown.
Serve very hot, but not round the joint, or they will become sodden.
Potatoes done in this way are mealy inside and crisp on the outside.