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  • Bill Bill Bill...it's lat ka not key. What you ended up with is more of a hash brown. The problem was no starch to hold together ie meal or flour. Also the addition of all the extra onion will produce more water in your potato mixture. Lastly did you squeeze out the water from the potatos to begin with? All important steps, btw try them with Yukon Golds and you really get a creamy inside and crisp outside. Good luck Bill. :O)

  • @KissHope The only thing I got right with these latkas is that I started with potatoes. Next year, maybe.

  • These were really great. I made them for my anniversary. My wife complemented me. Thanks a lot for the great recipe!!!!!

  • Bill, another of the videos that just surfaced on my screen here. Looks to me like you got a little hammered making the latkes (or is it latki?) that night. A lesson learned?. I see no more wine or cocktails (on camera at least) in later episodes...bummer! More juice! This one seemed more fun than without.

  • LOL, old fashiones grater also includes knucklemeat and blood,ROFL! Hey this vid's a joke,huh?!! hehe......

  • Happy latkes cook better in a cast iron skillet.

  • I think you're probably right about that!

  • HAHA -love this...perfect video response!

  • I love ur video! great one.

  • Thanks! There are a few more!

  • u old bag idiot this is supposed to be about a kitchen disaster

  • did you see how they turned out? It was a disaster, I tell you! a Disaster!

  • what the fuck u need help " It was a disaster, Itell you! a disaster!" what the hell was that!

  • So they's more like hash browns, I would reckon. What wine would you recommend with them?

  • I suppose a dry, white wine?

  • One of the reasons I'm not thrilled about cooking, is all the dirty dishes that need to be washed after you're finished playing.

  • I do my own cleanup, though not as good a job as some people would like.

  • I use Oridaho potatos.

  • Thanks. Do they make a difference? Every tip helps.

  • I'll eat them!

  • Yay.. there was enough sour cream and apple sauce to make them edible.

  • While I agree with your potatoe choice it is impairitive that you fry your potatoe pancakes at the perfect oil temp. peanut oil gets too hot, try a slower cooking method..drop a driplet of water on a medium heated vegetable oil,when it scatters across the surface it is ready. be patient and your tattie pancakes will be much better and you don't have to worry about peanut allergies

  • Excellent comments, and very good point about the peanut allergies, which I had not considered. I'll try that next time.

  • those look nasty ...

  • OK... I have to agree. Any suggestions for making them the right way? smaller grating? better binding?  They do need SOMETHING!!!

  • ok Wild Bill

    You have to use the smallest part of your held grater, the consistency should be like apple sauce. Add an egg or two and just enough flour to acheive the right consistency. Good luck...my mother could'nt cook them fast enough to keep up with my knife and fork.

  • great advice. I can see how the 'coarse shred' I did was not best.

  • LOL! Good!

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