01 -
Move hot potatoes to your serving plate. Toss over any leftover parsley and add another pinch of salt if you want. Eat them right away while they're still toasty.
02 -
Take out the baking tray, dust potatoes with Parmesan, then stick them back under the broiler for about 2 or 3 minutes until the cheese goes bubbly and browned just a touch.
03 -
Give the potatoes a quick spritz of olive oil and broil for 10 to 15 minutes. You want the tops crispy and golden.
04 -
Pour the garlic, butter, and parsley mix all over each potato. Sprinkle on as much salt and pepper as you fancy.
05 -
Pop the melted butter, smashed garlic, and all your chopped parsley into a little bowl and stir it around.
06 -
Spritz a baking tray with some olive oil. Lay your cooked potatoes out, then gently press them down with a masher to squash them into chunky rounds.
07 -
Toss your potatoes into a big pot of salty water. Boil, slap on the lid, and let them bubble for about half an hour until a fork slides in easy. Drain well when they're done.
08 -
Crank your oven up to broil at 200°C and let it get nice and hot.