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The best homemade latkes recipe #87

The best homemade latkes recipe #87

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But a simple processor version - no shredding for this one. (This is a rerun episode) INGREDIENTS: 2 large potatoes, peeled (Idaho are perfect) 1 small onion or 1/2 large - shredded 2 eggs 2 tablespoons flour 1 teaspoon baking flour 1/2 teaspoon dried dill Salt & pepper to taste Canola oil for frying For serving: sour cream, lox or apple sauce RECIPE WITH METHOD
Date: 2020-05-27

Comments and reviews: 9


Took me straight back to my first love's house where her mom, Sylvia Glazer, made the most incredible potato latkes. That was 50 years ago. Or maybe it was just being a young guy in love. Who knows? Anyway, thanks Sam.
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You cook something and the very first pieces goes to the people with you there, not for yourself. Let them try it. Let them say what they think of it. What you did is not polite.
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I just made your recipe with exact techniques as suggested. Iv'e made other latke recipes in the past. These came out the BEST. Thank you for sharing. I finally found a winner!
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My sister and her husband are lefties and I am right handed. Every holiday season I am reminded that we should trade our potato peelers since they do get dull. but we never do!
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I love the browned, crunchy edges. My wife and I eat at a Jewish deli every Monday. Theirs are never nicely browned unless I order mine crispy. . Your look perfect!
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flour sack towels are cheap and gr8 for squeezing out potato shreds to dry them and are fr8 for covering rising dough (dough will not stick. fyi
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I made something similar last week, however I put my potato mixture in saran wrap and then used a burger press! Either way great job Sam
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My family is German rather than Jewish, but I've been eating potato pancakes all my life. My mom's recipe is very similar to yours.
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My German-American grandmother always used leftover mashed potatoes. The addition of lox, dill and sour cream is, just wow!
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