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Sundancer7
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Re:Two part Breakfast potato question
Sat, 01/8/11 8:56 AM
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I buy frequently the frozen variety of pototes O'brien. I add onions, jalapenos and salt and pepper. While they are still in the plastic bag, I microwave them for about ten minutes. It does not cook them but it decreases the frying time considerably. I add some oil to the frying pan and cook the potatoes on medium for about 20-30 minutes turning them as needed. Works for me and made our Christmas breakfast much smoother. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Two part Breakfast potato question
Sat, 01/8/11 11:21 AM
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mar52 Grated makes potato mush and mincemeat out of knuckles. So what you do is hold the potato in your mouth as you grate.
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BillyB
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Re:Two part Breakfast potato question
Sat, 01/8/11 12:07 PM
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Michael, you always let the kids grate the potatoes, when they get down to close to grate, the small piece left over is called a tater tot.........hahahahahahaahha
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chewingthefat
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Re:Two part Breakfast potato question
Sat, 01/8/11 12:36 PM
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Sundancer7 chewingthefat Great them raw, soak in a little distelled vinegar and water, overnight is ok. drain, chopped onions mixed in, fry in a little Crisco or Peanut Oil. What does the vinegar do? Thanks Keeps them crispy, you want to soak out some of the starch! Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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Michael Hoffman
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Re:Two part Breakfast potato question
Sat, 01/8/11 12:48 PM
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BillyB Michael, you always let the kids grate the potatoes, when they get down to close to grate, the small piece left over is called a tater tot.........hahahahahahaahha Works for me.
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