How to use parmesan for extra crispy potatoes

Parmesan, a sharp aged cheese with low moisture, is the secret behind the delightful crispiness and nutty sharpness that enhances your potatoes. Its texture resembles frico, the crunchy cheese cracker from Italy's Friuli region. It's no wonder this simple, budget-friendly recipe has gained popularity on social media in recent years.
To master this technique, start by spreading a layer of freshly grated parmesan on the bottom of your sheet pan; using parchment paper can make cleanup easier. Avoid pre-grated cheese, as fresh parmesan melts more uniformly and tastes superior. For the potatoes, cut them in half to maximize surface area, which leads to extra crispiness. By roasting the potatoes skin-side up on the grated parmesan, you'll create a deliciously crunchy cheese crust that holds the fully cooked potatoes together. When serving, remember to sprinkle any leftover parmesan from the pan over the potatoes—every bit of crunch matters!
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