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This pretty red potato salad has great flavor. Goes well with a summer barbeque, or anytime! For a tangy twist, try using plain fat-free yogurt in place of some or all of the sour cream. Garnish with additional sliced hard-boiled eggs, if desired.
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Shred buttery Yukon Gold potatoes and stir together with cooked mashed potatoes, grated onion, eggs, matzo meal and kosher salt. Fried by the spoonful in hot oil or butter, these golden, crispy pancakes make a special holiday meal.
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A delicious change from regular potato salad. Sweet potatoes are tossed with raisins and walnuts in a sweet creamy dressing. An excellent fall side dish.
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This is a different type of potato salad, made with Cheddar cheese, bacon, green onions and sour cream, It's not your grandma's potato salad!
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Crisp potato skins are easy to make and great for casual dinner parties or mid-week meals. Save the inside of the potato to thicken soups.
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Yes! It's possible to toast sweet potatoes in the toaster.
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This decadent potato tart is totally impressive and super easy to make.
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A very no-nonsense creamy potato salad that makes a generous amount. My momma always made this for those hot summer days we would all go to the creek or floating on the many creeks we have around here.
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This is a potato salad that has a mashed potato kind of texture. I was experimenting for the 4th of July and my family and friends loved it.
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Condensed cream of potato soup is used as the base for this broccoli soup with onion and cheddar cheese.
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There's nothing too fancy about this rustic Spanish style omelet, just lots of hearty goodness from crispy fried potatoes and onions. Chopped tomatoes and green onions lend even more flavor and color.
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After living in what must have seemed like every neighborhood in three boroughs, my mother’s parents, in their old-ish age, settled in Astoria, which is where I spent almost all the Thanksgivings of my childhood Thanksgiving was always (in my memory) gray and blustery, and my grandmother’s kitchen, steamy She produced, almost solo, the traditionally ridiculous abundance of food, including my favorite, the potato “nik,” a huge latke fried in chicken fat until really brown, and as crisp as perfectly done shoestring fries
Ingredients: potatoes, onion, eggs, bread crumbs