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Golden‑brown Cambrai potatoes (half red, half yellow) boiled, shocked in ice water, then pan‑fried with olive oil, butter, garlic, red‑pepper flakes, chicken bouillon, lemon juice and fresh parsley. A quick, flavorful side or snack that’s perfect with fish, chicken, meat, or on its own.
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