Potato croquettes, called crocchette di patate in Italian, have a soft potato center and a crisp, golden breadcrumb coating. Frank and Sal prepares them fresh, then ships them frozen in a 20-piece pack, ready to reheat for an appetizer or side dish.
Break through that golden crust and you get the soft potato center that makes these an Italian comfort-food favorite. Put a platter out before Sunday dinner, serve them beside chicken or steak, or add them to your holiday spread. We handle the preparation; you bring them to the table hot.
New York Tri-State service area: Order the 20-piece pack on its own with free shipping.
Nationwide: Free nationwide overnight shipping when your order contains at least $125 in eligible fresh foods. Only eligible fresh-food items count toward this minimum. Add the croquettes to your order of fresh Italian food from New York to complete the meal.
Oven reheating guide: Reheat from frozen in a preheated 375°F oven until the center reaches 165°F.
Heating time varies with your oven, the size of the croquettes and how many you reheat. Follow any product-specific directions supplied with your order. Heat only the portion you need and keep the rest frozen.
Place frozen croquettes in the freezer promptly. If you choose to thaw them first, use the refrigerator, never the kitchen counter, and reheat within 3–4 days. Refrigerated croquettes will heat faster than frozen ones.
Serve them alongside chicken cutlets, a roast, grilled sausage or seafood. For an appetizer, arrange them on a platter with warm marinara on the side for dipping. They also make a satisfying addition to a simple dinner of salad and vegetables.
For a mixed Italian appetizer platter, pair the croquettes with our Classic Cheese Rice Balls, Prosciutto Rice Balls or Spinach Rice Balls. Each rice-ball pack contains 24 mini arancini. Serve a little of each with warm marinara on the side so guests can try different flavors.
No. They arrive prepared and frozen. Simply reheat using the oven guide above and serve hot.
They are freshly made and shipped frozen. Keep them frozen until needed, and reheat only as many as you plan to serve.
No. Potato croquettes have a potato-based center. Italian rice balls, also called arancini, are made with rice. Both can be served as appetizers or as part of an Italian meal.
Twenty croquettes. A little crunch, a soft center, and one less thing to prepare for dinner.