Potatoes seared in the skillet until the edges crisp, mixed with vegetables and finished with eggs the way you like them. This is the breakfast for anyone heading into a long day on a job site or a long morning with the kids.
Hash is a test of patience more than technique: the potatoes have to sit in the skillet long enough to crisp instead of being stirred into a soft pile. We sear ours properly, so you get crunchy edges and tender middles in the same forkful.
From there it is built up with vegetables and finished with eggs, making a single-pan breakfast that eats like a full meal. It is the plate that regulars order before an early shift, and the one that holds up best on a cold Edmonton morning.
The skillet goes hot and the potatoes are left alone long enough to brown. That is the whole difference between a proper hash and a plate of soft potatoes. Vegetables go in after, so they keep some bite, and the eggs are cooked to your order at the end.
Add toast, bacon or a short stack of fluffy pancakes for the table. If you want your eggs folded rather than on top, the three egg omelette covers the same appetite. Read more about how we cook on the about page, or browse the full menu.
We are at 741 Daniels Way SW with breakfast from open — 10:00 AM Tuesday to Thursday, 9:00 AM Friday to Sunday — for guests in Chappelle, Desrochers, Graydon Hill, Hays Ridge, Allard and Heritage Valley Town Centre. Pickup and delivery are both available.
Left to sear
We let the potatoes brown in the skillet instead of stirring them soft, which is where all the texture comes from.
Added at the right time
Vegetables go in after the potatoes so they stay firm rather than disappearing into the pan.
Finished to order
Tell us how you want the eggs and they are cooked at the end, right before the skillet is served.
Order skillet hash for dine-in, takeout or delivery across southwest Edmonton.