POTATO PANCAKES

Looking for a way to make something yummy with your left mashed potatoes? Then don’t worry because I have a great recipe for you! You can try the potato pancakes with these mashed potatoes and add some herbs, cheese, eggs etc to make it even more delicious and crispy.

THE BEST MASHED POTATO PANCAKE RECIPE EVER

I have had days where leftover meals has gone to the dustbin with my heart crying but not anymore because now I have found ways to reuse these leftovers to create a delicious meal. I will be sharing about how you can transform your leftover mashed potatoes into something brand new and delicious on your own. Just a bit of fresh herbs, cheese, onions, garlic and crispy patties will do fine.

I crave mashed potatoes on regular days and for this I make sure to get them ready in huge amounts so that they can be used the same day and the next day with a different recipe. These can be used in Not just in dinners or lunches but also in breakfast as a breakfast food score.

WHAT’S IN THESE POTATO PANCAKES?

It is very easy to guess what might be inside this amazing recipe of potato pancakes but if you still need briefing then here you go: It has fresh herbs, garlic with some onions which is a great duo, almond flour and some cheese as well. I also like to add eggs to pancake mixture to make it more delicious along with some cold mash potatoes.

HOW TO MAKE POTATO PANCAKES

If you have made pancakes before then you will find his recipe easy to make as it is similar to making it. You can make patties with your bare hands with the mashed potatoes with some stirring and frying so let’s see some detailed instruction on how to make potato pancakes below:

First of all I like to start with making pancake batter. SO I take out some chives, onions, garlic, eggs, mashed potatoes and mix them together. Then I add some pepper and salt. One thing I keep in my head is that I wont get the usual batter with perfect smoothness as this mixture is going to be different so don’t panic if you find it more thick and chunky.

I then make some patties by adding a mixture of about ¼ cup in a patty. Then I go on to put it on a flat plate and keep on making such patties until the batter is completely used.

Then I take out a pan and add some oil to fry these patties. I put on some medium level heat and add three to four patties at a time so that they don’t stick to each other and leave them for three minutes to cook. I then switch sides when the patties start turning golden brown in color. Make sure you flip slowly as the patties can break apart.

Add some finishing of chives and other toppings that you like.

LEFTOVER STORAGE TIPS

While these are best served new, extras can be put away or frozen! In the event that you intend to freeze these, simply remember the underneath focuses to ensure you go over no issues while freexzing or re-warming.

For Heating : Assuming that you pick the broiler strategy, heat these at 350°F for 10 to 15 minutes, until warmed through. First, let them thaw out in the ice chest short-term or on the ledge for 10 minutes. Then, you have the choice of microwaving, baking, or popping them into an air fryer.
For Freezing : Treat these as a feast prep fixing and hold up them for some other time! Simply make a point to allow them to cool and put them on a baking sheet first to freeze until strong (around 1 to 2 hours). Then, you can move them to a cooler safe sack or compartment.
For Storing : Extras will keep going for 3 to 4 days in the ice chest in a water/air proof holder.

FAQ's

What's the difference between latkes and potato pancakes?

Latkes are hash brown in color with lacy edges, wisp and brown crush while the potato pancakes have a crispy exterior with a golden color touch. The potato pancakes are also thin with mashed potatoes in the center and they also have a creamy feeling.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the potato pancakes are a great recipe for using your left mashed potatoes to make yourself a great breakfast pancake the next day and start a great day!