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This is the first time I ever commented on a recipe. I've made this recipe many times. This is absolutely one of my favorites! They are just as good when I take them from the freezer and reheat them. I find letting the potatoes drain for awhile in a colander, then twisting them in a clean towel, helps drain most of the liquid. Kittencal, your recipes rock!
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Fabulous. I was looking for an hors d'oeuvre base on which to serve some Smoked Arctic Char. I had to substitute chick pea four for the flour as one of my guests has gluten issues. I honestly think the chick pea flour substitution improved them by adding a bit more of an earthy flavour. I only soaked my grated potatoes for 6 hours. (I didn't look up the recipe soon enough.) There was an awful lot of starch at the bottom of the bowl, let me tell you. I added 3 tsp of salt to the mixture. Next time I would only add 2 1/2 tsp as 3 was almost too much ( and I like salty). I made mini latkes. and served with sour cream, smoked arctic char, lemon and dill. Sublime. Excellent recipe Kitten. It is a keeper.
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on May 14, 2012
LOVE! Served with sour cream as a side to stuffed cabbage.
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on May 10, 2011
Very good. Used shallots instead of green onions
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on August 27, 2010
Once again Kittencal you have an amazing recipe. Thanks so much.
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on April 11, 2010
As always, Kittencal's recipes are fantastic! These were great potato pancakes. Actually followed the recipe this time...not something I do often. My husband couldn't get enough!
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on June 18, 2009
This was good, but honestly, not worth the hassle. I followed the recipe exactly and they turned out OK, although a few broke up in the pan. They also just sucked up the oil - though to be fair they did not taste overly greasy. I estimate that the batch (12 medium pancakes) used about 3/4 cup of oil from the pan, and that's really a lot to be eating (about a tablespoon each pancake). Anyway, the recipe is good, if you don't mind a ton of prep time and a terribly greasy stove and kitchen afterwards. I'll stick to mashed potato pancakes I think. They are way easier and take a lot less oil.
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on April 15, 2009
I must admit I could not wait overnight for the potatoes to soak. I waited about 1 hour, then proceeded. They came out nice and crispy! Thanks Kit, I really enjoyed these for breakfast with a little ketchup! I did quarter the recipe. Made for 123 Hit Wonder game.
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on February 11, 2009
Love these! Mine turned out delicious and crispy. I made just as directed and they came out perfectly. Thanks for sharing.
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on January 06, 2009
My family loved these! My Jewish father-in-law couldn't get enough and my six year old son was eating them right out of the grease :-) I only had 6 hours to soak them to I squeezed the starch out two times and changed the water. They were deliciously crispy. Next time I would add a lot more green onions. Awesome recipe - will definitely use again.
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on January 04, 2009
I was wanting a recipe for hash browns and came across this recipe.. I have stopped looking!! These were fantastic, easy and the taste surpassed what I was expecting. I hardly got them onto a plate,,, they were being attacked while still cooking and no complaints about the trees (parsley) I have frozen the remainder and had some this morning. They really cooked up as if they had just just been prepared. I can certainly see myself making more of these. Thanks Kittencal for this awesome recipe... + 5 stars from my husband!!!!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #807178
on December 31, 2008
OMG, these are DELICIOUS! My only criticism will come from my New Year's Eve guests who may not get any of them tonight! They do soak up oil, so I recommend making small pancakes, well flattened and fried in VERY hot oil. Great supplement to traditional latkes for Chanukah, or anytime.
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on December 21, 2008
perfect in every way. easy recipe, crispy and flavorful!! everyone from my sons on loved it. what a great chanukah recipe. thanks
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Holy Cow, girl....I believe your hubby has one of the best cooks in the country! Been collecting latke recipes and will be trying this one tonight to serve with fersh Salmon Patties. How could anything taste better with a combo like that. Have followed your recipes for some time. And when you print your first cookbook, I want to buy a copy. I'd even proofread it for free. Keep up the great work. Cooking IS FUN isn't it? Thanks for sharing.
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on December 07, 2008
My grandma used to make delicious potato patties but she died when I was a teenager so I never got the recipe(was too busy chasing boys to cook lol) but these are spot-on to what I remember. I changed it a little because I don't remember her using very much onion- I used less and a little more potato than recommended. This recipe was fantastic!
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on September 26, 2008
Is there anything you can't cook? I made these the other night, expecting that if it came from you, it Had to be good! Well, you didn't disappoint this time either! I followed it to the letter, and it was hard keeping them long enough to get to the table! I served them as a side dish, and they easily could've been the main star! Thanks again for posting a true winner. Will always check in to see more of your "goodies"!!
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on August 03, 2008
I used Hy's seasoning salt, and the flavor was not what I want. I also used plain onions, and I think the green onions would be more flavorful. I definitely like soaking the potatoes. I will soak them longer next time. I would have given 4 stars, except I didn't really follow your recipe to the letter. Thanks!
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Delicious! I omitted the parsley and served them with applesauce for lunch.
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These were really good! When I put the batter in the pan, I was worried they would stick together, but I needn't have. They formed nice crisped cakes of deliciousness. I served them with creme fraiche and truffled scrambled eggs on the side. What a filling weekend breakfast! I soaked the potatoes for 24 hours, and I'm glad I did because there was a ton of starch at the bottom of the bowl. Thanks for the tasty recipe!
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on December 06, 2007
Even my Jewish boyfriend said they were good! In fact, he said that Tuesday may have been his best latke experience ever.... YES! They seem really simple (I did add the parsley and plenty of green onion but no cayenne or garlic) but the taste is wonderful! Thank you
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Serving Size: 1 (132 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 8
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