Crispy Corn, Ham,
Potato Tarts

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Delightfully crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, these corn, ham, and potato tarts feature sweet corn bursting in every bite with a hint of cumin and chili powder.

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These homemade potato tarts are a creative and satisfying treat combining tender diced potatoes, savory ham, and juicy sweet corn kernels. Baked to a golden-brown finish with a light dusting of red chili powder, they make an incredible snack or appetizer that disappears in seconds.

A close-up shot of golden-brown corn, ham, and potato tarts garnished with parsley and red chili powder.
A close-up shot of golden-brown corn, ham, and potato tarts garnished with parsley and red chili powder.
Prep20 mins
Cook25 mins
Total45 mins
Yield4 servings
DifficultyEasy
Calories320 kcal

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. 1Prepare Ingredients
    Peeled raw potatoes in a wire rack beside a bowl of sweet corn and a whole egg on a white surface.

    Place two peeled raw potatoes on a wire rack and a sausage on a plate, arranged on a wooden cutting board along with a bowl of sweet corn kernels and seasonings.

    Tip: Ensure the potatoes are fully peeled and washed clean before cutting.
  2. 2Dice the Potatoes
    Gloved hands slicing raw potatoes into small cubes on a wooden cutting board.

    Using a chefs knife and wearing protective gloves, carefully cut the peeled raw potatoes into uniform small cubes on a wooden cutting board to ensure even cooking.

    Tip: Cut the potatoes into even-sized cubes so they cook uniformly when boiled.
  3. 3Slice the Sausage
    A gloved hand cutting a pink sausage into small rounds on a wooden board.

    Using a sharp knife and wearing gloves, slice the sausage into small, bite-sized pieces on the wooden cutting board.

    Tip: Slice into uniform pieces to ensure even distribution in every tart.
  4. 4Boil Potatoes and Corn
    Diced potatoes and corn kernels boiling in a white pot on a stove.

    Transfer the freshly diced raw potatoes and sweet corn kernels directly from a strainer into a pot of boiling water to cook them through until tender.

    Tip: Boil until the potato cubes are tender yet firm enough to hold their shape.
  5. 5Drain Cooked Ingredients
    A mesh strainer lifting cooked potato and corn pieces out of a pot of water.

    Use a mesh strainer to scoop out and drain the boiled potato cubes and corn kernels from the cooking water.

    Tip: Shake off excess water thoroughly to prevent the mixture from becoming too wet.
  6. 6Mix Ingredients
    A white baking dish filled with boiled potatoes, corn, and pieces of diced ham.

    Add diced ham, flour, and starch into the large white container holding the boiled potatoes and corn.

    Tip: Mix gently to coat the ingredients evenly without mashing the potatoes completely.
  7. 7Add eggs and seasoning
    Two whole eggs and black pepper sitting on top of the potato and corn mixture inside the white container.

    Crack two fresh eggs directly into the white container over the diced potatoes, corn, and ham, then sprinkle black pepper on top to enhance the flavor.

    Tip: Adding black pepper at this stage helps evenly distribute the aroma throughout the mixture.
  8. 8Mix the ingredients
    A spatula stirring and mixing all the ingredients inside the white container.

    Use a spatula to thoroughly combine the eggs, starch, black pepper, potatoes, corn, and ham until every piece is evenly coated and bound together.

    Tip: Mix gently so you do not mash or break the potato cubes.
  9. 9Scoop onto baking tray
    A wooden spoon scooping a portion of the potato mixture onto parchment paper on a baking tray.

    Use a wooden spoon to scoop generous portions of the mixed potato, corn, and ham mixture and place them onto a baking tray lined with parchment paper.

    Tip: Space the mounds evenly on the tray to ensure even baking.
  10. 10Shape the patties
    A gloved hand shaping the potato and corn mixture into neat round patties on a baking sheet.

    Use gloved hands to gently press and shape each mound of the potato mixture into neat, compact round patties directly on the parchment-lined baking tray, making sure to compact the edges.

    Tip: Compact the edges slightly so the patties hold their shape well during cooking.
  11. 11Brush with oil
    A silicone brush applying cooking oil onto the top of a shaped potato patty.

    Dip a basting brush into oil and gently apply a light layer over the surface of each potato patty to help them achieve a golden, crispy finish.

    Tip: A light coating of oil is all you need for a crispy outer crust.

Storage & Reheating

Refrigerator
2 days
Store in an airtight container once completely cooled.
Reheating
5–8 min
Reheat in an oven or air fryer at 180°C to restore the crispy outer crust.

Burn It Off

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Frequently Asked Questions

This usually happens if the mixture contains too much residual moisture or lacks enough starch and flour to bind everything together. Make sure to drain the boiled potatoes and corn thoroughly and follow the flour and starch measurements closely.
Yes, absolutely! Air fry the shaped and oiled patties at 180°C for about 12 to 15 minutes until golden brown and crispy.
You can boil and chop the ingredients ahead, but it is best to mix the eggs and shape the patties right before baking to maintain the optimal texture.
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