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#poland #food #cooking #polishgirl Video by Polish Your Kitchen teaching you step-by-step how to make Polish potato pancakes.
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@Hagfan789 Год назад

I always just used the box cheese grater...On the heavy shred side? It's called, I think... Almost like a hashbrown cut. Pancakes had more body that way it seemed. We used applesauce too.

@tjnaevans 4 года назад

I am so glad I found this channel! My Grandmother immigrated from Warsaw in the 1920's as a child to Chicago. Chicago had (and still has) a huge Polish community especially the northwest side of the city. I spent most of my early childhood living with my grandparents (my parents both worked) and grew up on Polish cuisine. I've been searching for real Polish dishes for years that really bring Poland into my kitchen and your channel fits the bill! More please...more! Thanks

@lu9thix 2 года назад

She can't cook

@alisonschoenthaler2544 2 года назад

Great recipe! I hated these growing up, I thought we used sugar to tolerate them, lol - now I luv them! Made some last night using leftover mashed potatoes, delicious!!!

@suehinze1566 2 года назад

Sounds similar to my story. My Bobcha and her siostra came from a farm in Poland when they were young and moved to Chicago. The rest of the family stayed behind to take care of the farm. After a while the brothers started to move to Chicago as well. After she married my grandfather, who is Scottish, they had 2 boys and ended up moving to the Milwaukee area for my grandfathers work. But my grandma made a lot of traditional Polish recipes. I especially liked the pastries but she could cook anything and was a great cook. My aunt as well was Polish and they both made excellent Polish food. I still have cousin's in Poland and my Dad took my girls to visit them, they had a very nice visit. Glad I found this page. Thank you.

@janetidswell7628 2 года назад

Lucky you! ❤️😊

@kazimierzn9929 Год назад

👍fall , autumn , potatoes harvest in Poland, .. tradition is to eat potatoes, Homfrries Franchise Broiled Any form just to celebrate harvest

@tdubbs8786 Год назад

My sister and I talk about these to this day and we're in our 30s and 40s. We would ALWAYS ask for our mother to make them. Sometimes she would surprise us... she would start cooking them while we were upstairs and we would get that one scent of fried potato and we would stop playing and run downstairs. My babci would have some more fried onion on the side.. and sour cream..thats how I do it! Thank u for this! ❤

@helenjzkkillick4097 2 года назад

Our Polish dad introduced us to potato pancakes. Now I’m inspired to make them for my children and grandchildren. I really do appreciate what you’re doing here, bringing us scattered Polish descendents a knowledge of heritage.

@bartoszwojciechowski2270 Год назад

If I may ask, are you Polish-American then? If so, do you perhaps know if there are any Polish communities still keeping Polish traditions alive there? Like maybe there are some Polish cultural centres, cooking gatherings, schools with Polish as the language of instruction, etc.?

@helenjzkkillick4097 Год назад

@@bartoszwojciechowski2270 hi. I’m Polish / English but living in Australia most of my life. There are Polish Clubs but not near my home. I want my children and grandchildren to carry forward with pride in their ancestry.

@bartoszwojciechowski2270 Год назад

@@helenjzkkillick4097 that's so cool to hear. thank you for the answer

@hah350 5 месяцев назад

My grandmother put caraway seed in the batter. Nice flavor.

@peepkagirl1 Год назад

The memories these pancakes bring!!! Growing up Polish & Catholic, potato pancakes were always one of many meatless Friday suppers at our house. Interestingly, my mother always served them with applesauce! Slathering your pancake in the applesauce is delicious! One time, my grandmother had a few leftover pancakes stacked on the stove & one of the neighborhood boys took a few & put them in his shirt pocket for later!!! 🤣🤣

@PiotrekKaszkur-bz6oz 9 месяцев назад

Super brawo brawo brawo ❤ LOVE POLAND VIVA POLONIA ❤ Piotrek kaszkur Artysta pozdrawia serdecznie ❤

@tedzukowski471 3 года назад

My mom taught me how to make potato pancakes. I always grate them as I like the texture when they are finished and a little hard work manually grating them doesn’t hurt anyone. Add grated onion, some egg and flour. Season to taste. Using this same recipe you can turn it into potato pie. I fry up pork belly bacon and cut them into small cubes. Add this to the mixture of potatoes you made earlier. Pour into a greased glass baking dish. Cook for approximately 1 hour at 350F. Serve with sour cream.

@AlergicToSnow Год назад

The food processor is a wonderful invention. Grating the potatoes is old school. We’ve moved on.

@myronp243 6 месяцев назад

@@AlergicToSnow old school is still the best way.

@pchacki 3 года назад

My family immigrated from Poland to America when I was 3yrs old in 1982. My Mother was as old school as it gets but, when we finally were able to afford luxuries like a blender my Mother never grated the potatoes by hand again. I do remember her telling my Sister to take care not to over blend them. Absolutely delicious served with a cup of buttermilk on the side. Thank you for making this video.

@piotrekkaszkur3812 3 года назад

Super droga Pani właśnie PLACKI NAJLEPIEJ SMAKUJĄ ZE ŚMIETANĄ VIVA POLONIA LOVE POLAND

@Terenia531 3 года назад

This is a game changer. I’ve been making potato pancakes for years but these look way better.

@monikab8152 3 года назад

Made these tonight and the whole family loved them! I have been reluctant to make these in the past because of all the work I watched my grandma put into shredding the potatoes. Blender...who would have thought 😂

@seraVmiskiel 7 месяцев назад

Anna, I'm so grateful you're doing this. I'm a 3rd gen immigrant from mostly Poland. My Grandma died when I was a year old so all cooking cams from her and I always wanted her recipes! Many Blessings to you! 💗🙏

@PolishYourKitchen 7 месяцев назад

😍

@UncleAl3 3 года назад

I have the grating disc for my food processor. The tip for adding a bit of water and the onion to keep the potato white is most helpful. Thank you.

@juliame8026 Год назад

Very interesting version of potato pancakes. I always used grater and also added some cheese and garlic. In Latvia we eat potato pancakes as a main course, mostly with sour cream , without sugar or any other sweet sauce or ingredient. I like to cook mushroom sour cream sauce with potato pancakes.

@impcinder 4 года назад

Outstanding video, if you were 50+ years older, I would think it was my grandma teaching me! Please continue the videos. Thank you.

@Speedfreely 2 года назад

Awesome! Pretty much spot on recipe from my mother who is 2nd generation American but 100% Polish! Sour cream and Applesauce was our condiments growing up! And you are so right with not messing with perfection! Simple yet amazing flavor!

@Penzy241 3 года назад

In my hometown (USA) the churches hold little street festivals on summer weekends. Every one of them makes and sells these but we call them "bleenies". Whole neighborhoods smell wonderful from the fryers and people stand in line for them for a long time, buying dozens at a time. I like the texture of the box grater cut but love the ease of the blender. My Granny also said,"You look, you'll know!"

@alewicke 3 года назад

It's great to see these videos. My Polish grandmother had a diabetic shock when I was about a year old and she lost all her English and wasn't able to cook anymore. I only heard about her wonderful cooking, never got to taste it. I make things sometimes but, it's only my idea of what it should be like. I have no frame of reference. So, it's good to be able to watch as you cook it. Thanks!!

@susanzigler668 2 года назад

So glad u showed the blender. Never thought about it before,

@Annie.747 Год назад

I’m 26 and potato pancakes were my all time favorite food my grandma made. (Whenever I asked she would make it lol, just how polish grandmas can be) and she had the processor and I’d watch her make them. So nostalgic. I didn’t know the polish word for potato pancakes (idk why cuz I know Pierogi and kapusta and golabki…etc…) My grandparents didn’t teach my mom and her sisters Polish so they could talk to each other in secret😂(apparently, my mom and her sisters were enrolled in Polish school as children and they all failed hahaha) wish I knew more polish but these things are seriously SO good. It’s not like hash browns bc of the egg and onions mixed in. My grandma passed and I have the recipe but watching someone make them is super helpful :) thank you!!!💕

@marksimpson2321 11 месяцев назад

I'm British but have lived in Poland for half my life and I love placzki zimniqczki with bacon and eggs 😂

@MA-bt8il 4 года назад

I think you are a treasure! I so appreciate your sharing this with us! I used to watch my Grammom make sooooo many tasty delights in the kitchen, and, yes, she never wrote them down and would use very vague language on how to make anything like "Look". So thank you for bringing back a bit of my childhood and making it possible to attempt to re-create these Polish delicacies for my future Grandbabies! Dziękuję Ci!

@PolishYourKitchen 4 года назад

Thank you MA!!

@woodlandheights Год назад

My mother used to make these on Fridays, as you said, for a meatless meal. Usually, they were paired with Tomato Soup. Your recipe is the exact same as she used to make, only, being old school, she would grate the onions and potatoes on a box grater. I use my food processor and it works wonderfully. I have your new cookbook and love trying all the recipes.

@stevenchristie9474 Год назад

Dzien dobry or G’day from Australia, I really enjoy your recipes & reminds when my babcia was alive. We used to grate the Potatoes & Onions which I told my children were Hash Browns when I made them. Dziękuję ~ Thank you regards Steve

@maryskibinski6728 4 года назад

Congratulations to Polish Your Kitchen on this friendly, first video. A beginner could follow easily. Very well done, Anna.

@douglasstehr3877 Год назад

OMG. So happy I found your Vids. Thank you again.

@ke380 3 года назад

Yes!! So nice to meet another Polish person who eats sugar on potato pancakes!!!! They are the best!

@johnhowaniec5979 2 года назад

Was looking for a good potato pancake like my grandma made she immigrated in early 1900's from Poland and lived in Chicago.

@plpauly 3 года назад

My grandma would make these all the time. She always wanted me to eat the warm. I like how they taste cold as well.

@romandacko1497 2 года назад

Polish, Ukrainian, Russian delights. Wife from Warsaw in Hospital for 2 months made me learn how to cook better. Will take your cabbage rolls to hospital today. Keep safe with covid rampant. Keep safe! Roman in Toronto, Canada.

@jacklinonis3719 3 года назад

I'm Lithuanian and I use my grandma's recipe and we add dry dill to the batter and ALWAYS use the grater!

@deedaw9246 3 месяца назад

If you have a kitchen aid mixer. There is an attachment for a grater. Comes with 3 ways to cut.

@debcobern312 4 месяца назад

Yum! I make these quite often but I don't use onion and I fry them up in my cast iron skillet with bacon fat! Delicious! 🤗👍💖

@helenabrus191 3 года назад

We kids were so excited when mama would make placki; she made it sound like it was so special. The reality was that we were poor but had plenty of potatoes and onions in the cellar and lard in the pantry. The lard wasn't a problem because we ate them so fast off the frying pan than the lard never had a chance to congeal. Did not know that you could have sour cream or applesauce until I was in my 20s.

@alij6940 2 года назад

I could never figure out my grandmother's potato pancakes, no matter how I tried. ❤thank you tremendously for this.

@rosepetals3752 3 года назад

I was taught by my mother, she was from Poland 🇵🇱 ♥ it brought back happy memories of her. She would of liked to have the blender, you are right. Here's to good eating!

@prairiegirl9770 3 года назад

The blender tip is genius!

@bethhaas9859 3 года назад

Potatoe pancakes...my Dad would make these on a Friday evening and we would stand in line by the sugar bowl with our plates in hand...he couldn't make them fast enough. He used solid Cisco and no onion. They were heaven!

@helenabrus191 3 года назад

Crisco?

@Mark-ww9sb Год назад

I cook a very similar dish but I do it old school with a grater. The main difference is that I try to keep the water content very low so I grate the potatoes separately and squeeze out the water with a clean teatowel. That enables keeping tge flour content low. I fry them in butter and eat them plain...

@harveypost7799 2 года назад

Well I seen many potato pancake recipes but never seen such healthy potato pancakes 👍🏻😁🤔

@91dobry 4 года назад

every Friday at my home in Chicago that was our dinner. I like it with salt. That was in the 1950s and I miss it. Thank you for making this video. My whole adult family was from Poland kids are US

@29wik 3 года назад

Dzień dobry. Mała sugestja. Po starciu ziemniaków dobrze jest odsączyć trochę wody, lepiej dodawać malutko mąki, wtedy placki będą chrupiące. Świetne są z zimnym mlekiem.

@billyndagriffith2897 2 месяца назад

My dad just told me about potato panacakes. He said he was the one to do the grating, a lot of the time! I cant wait to make these for him. He said they ate them with apple sauce :)

@andrewm2487 Год назад

Hi Anna, both my parents are from Poland. My dad didn't really cook any Polish food.... except for these!! We would top them with bacon bits and drizzle a little bit of honey on them also. If you haven't had them like that , I urge you to at least try it. Let me know how you like them!!

@PolishYourKitchen Год назад

HI Andrew, I haven't had them like that, but I told Mark about it and he says "yes please" so I guess we'll give it a try! Thanks for watching!

@Deby4law55 2 года назад

I have a few great super friends in Wieliczka . She's vary special lady. Love her lots.

@kimmyklo7848 3 года назад

Yum! Gonna try with the roasted red pepper, onion and some pork chops!

@michele-kt Месяц назад

My mom was Slovakian. She also loved potato pancakes with sour cream or sugar!

@scrappypooh1515 3 года назад

My mom was Polish and German. She use to make them the knuckle tearing way. But they were so good!!! I make them using the food processor. But I'm going to roll a pickle with sour cream up in them. Yum !!

@user-vb6zf1om5t 3 года назад

hello there, I actually work as a content writer, this project I have got topic of polish breakfast, where i need to present 10 recipes, i have no idea of polish culture, not a native of poland, Can you please name a few breakfast dishes of Poland???

@katierupert2830 3 года назад

Best and easiest potato pancakes ever

@katherinerotnicki5910 3 года назад

So glad you give measurements. Babcia has a certain spoon and a certain cup that she uses, both old as Moses and of non standard size. She “knows” how full/how many cups and spoons should be for each recipe. (None written down of course) If you ask her how much, how long, it always “I don’t know. Until it’s enough.” Or “until it looks/feels/tastes right” We have cracked a few of the recipes but your channel is helping us get baseline measurements and we can adjust until it looks/feels/tastes right. Dziękuje bardzo

@ruthmodzelewski420 4 года назад

Just made these tonight - haven't made them for a while. Thank you for the blender trick!

@PolishYourKitchen 4 года назад

Yes!😋

@barnett1129 4 года назад

Thank you , I was old school, but enjoy the modern conveniences. Look forward to more videos.

@joanperkins390 Год назад

Made my mouth water watching this:) also encourages me to make them more. Gonna try the blender version since I don’t like grating them, or I’d do it more often. My Mom was from East Prussia.

@chococat3028 4 года назад

I’m happy you’re doing videos and I look forward to seeing more!

@leonkonieczny743 4 года назад

I agree, use modern conveniences like a blender, food processor, microwave, etc. These look so good and so easy, I will try them for sure. We like them with gulasz.

@williamkaczmarek3996 26 дней назад

When I was a boy growing up, my Mom and Busia would hand grate the potatoes and mix in some fine chopped onion. Then they would serve them with applesauce. Basically the same recipe as yours.

@michaelnc4450 Год назад

“They are done when they are done”… just what my Grandma said too 😂

@jimpresley-oldfishingfool261 Год назад

My Grandmother made these, my mother made them, I make them too. Unless I am making a lot I still use the grater which is most of the time because my wife is diabetic and can only have one small one. We eat them with sour cream, no sugar. Occasionally grandma served the rolled up and stuffed with cottage cheese and green onions or chives from her garden. Sometimes we had them at breakfast with eggs and kaszanka but most of the time they were eaten on Friday dinner with fried perch or walleye or śledzę and barszcz. Pyszny!

@bernie6956 2 года назад

lovely

@InFltSvc 4 года назад

I hunger for my childhood when our church every summer would have a huge picnic fund raiser behind the church for three days the weekend of the 4th of July and the polish ladies made the most delicious Blinies and I would eat ten at a time. Since the separation of the church’s they have consolidated and the people that made them the right way are all but gone and the new ladies just don’t make them the same. They had a old machine that would grade them (not as minced as you make yours) but with same ingredients and they were fried in about a quarter inch of lard over these giant gas heated flat stoves that were designed just for them under a pavilion. Those days were so wonderful and I have great memories of them. They also made stuffed cabbage and other Polish foods including Hulaski , Kabasa, which I did not care for the Blini’s were my favorite they also made homemade pierogies that were to die for.

@PolishYourKitchen 4 года назад

I hope you cook something up at home!😊

@garyowcar1423 Год назад

When it’s not Friday we like them with polish sausage or kielbasa!

@joandewolfe5949 2 месяца назад

MY POLISH MOTHER MADE HER POTATO PANCAKES VERY SIMILAR TO YOUR RECIPE. WHEN SHE CAME TO HELP ME WITH MY FIRST CHILD I BEGGED HER TO MAKE HER POTATO PANCAKES FOR ME AND TO GIVE ME THE RECIPE WHICH WAS ALL IN HER HEAD.

@lju5001 3 года назад

I tried this recipe both ways, grating by hand and using blender and you’re right blender much easier, przepraszam babciu! Turned out great both ways!

@13soap13 3 года назад

Too much water results in a soupy batter. The grate should not be coarse, but it should not be mushy, either. If you use this method, drain in a sieve to get out as much water as possible. Allow the water to sit so the starch sinks to the bottom. Drain the water, then add the starch back to the potato/onion mixture before adding flour. You will get a much crisper pancake.

@Xena238 3 года назад

I love the amount of śmietana you put on the placki! ;) Smacznego!

@lindakrofchick956 3 года назад

My Mom used a blender years before I knew! Scraped my knuckles into many a pancake..Love this video it's like home. I like mine with Heinz ketchup. Tastes like a French fry!

@lesliemiller3628 5 месяцев назад

My Mom made these without the onion for us kids for breakfast. Other then that this is exactly how she made them. Box shredder of course!

@samramsay8512 Год назад

My Mom is from the deep south and she would use leftover mash potatoes for her pancake batter. I am going to try them your way, They look great!! Thank you and you make it look soooo easy!

@nivescorazza4019 3 года назад

Thanks for showing how you use the blender I actually did the Italian version of the potato pancake but used my food processor as I haven't bought a new blender worked absolutely fabulous

@baibastrazdins6636 2 года назад

Love your videos😁. My mum would put the potatoes through the meat grinder so they had a little more texture than the blending would. But great idea!! Haven’t made them in years. Feel the need to after watching you😋👍

@mika001mc 4 года назад

OMG, why did I not know that you can make them in a blender!?! Thank you for the video and well done :)

@PolishYourKitchen 4 года назад

Yey!! Thanks Michalina!!

@danielsobkowiak4101 2 года назад

Oh.......sour cream and sugar or sometimes apple sauce, that's what I remember most when my mother made them. I really like the idea of blending everything together and will try it myself, this old guy loves to cook and those look delicious. Thank you!

@rinarina5716 2 года назад

Very good!!!thank you for that!

@enricolambrusco2449 2 года назад

Never thought of blending them. Looks so much easier. I have a shredding attachment to my food processor which works but is laborious. And what a pain to clean afterwards. They take longer to cook. so I’m going to try this recipe tonight

@mandyssouthernstitchin 3 года назад

I just found your videos. My husband and his family are polish and I am definitely making some of your recipes to try to win over my mother in law finally after 11 years. I love your kitchen. It's so organized.

@PolishYourKitchen 3 года назад

Welcome Mandy, good luck with the mother-in-law! :)

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@joanvancourt9019 4 года назад

Mmmmm, can't wait to try this. Thanks for the video.

@angelamartin8931 Год назад

Love your videos My like how laid back you are and they're not boring thank you so much My grandchildren were enjoy these My grandfather used to make them

@cynthiagawin2991 Год назад

Maple syrup goes well with them!😋

@krislange1186 4 года назад

Glad to see you're doing videos. Thank you. As a young married woman starting out to cook, my grandmother was making pierogi and I wanted to write down the recipe. She also never measured anything - it went by "eye". When I asked her how much flour to put in, her reply was "As much is will fit"!! She came from a small town north of Warsaw. Now, we will probably have potato pancakes either tonight or tomorrow night for supper. My husband likes them with syrup, I'm applesauce! Can't wait for more videos!!

@PolishYourKitchen 4 года назад

Yep, the old "na oko" method... 😂

@user-zd7iz1rl6r 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for this Recipe.. oh and I love your artwork (tattoos)

@PolishYourKitchen 10 месяцев назад

Thank you so much 😃

@elizabethvandyke9475 2 года назад

I grew up with potato pancakes. My Mom had the magic touch! In the process of raising a family, I forgot the recipe and had been experimenting trying to find the long, lost secret. Then I found you! Thank you for the recipe!

@n8iws484 Год назад

You sir, are a very lucky man to have this woman as your wife. Dad said I should marry my own kind. Sorry I didn't. I love the channel and need to add your book to my collection. I'm Hungarian and love all of Eastern Europe cuisine.

@markjozwik6868 3 года назад

Loved these as a child. Always had them with sugar. Recently tried them with sour cream, Yumm! Been tring to get them like my mom used to make, but still can't get it right. My son loves the ones I don't think come out right, just like my nalesniki,

@w.gregorywojcik9947 2 года назад

This takes me back to my childhood in upstate NY. Both of my Grandmas (Babus) would compete for the attention of their grandchildren, with their cooking, . Being so close to Vermont, they often blended cream cheese and maple syrup for the placki topping. If we behaved they would sprinkle cinnamon on top. I rarely got cinnamon! Now that I live in Chicago, I'm grateful for the restaurants and delis (and now...you) for the memories of warm kitchen smells, all the laughter and way too many pinched cheeks. Thank You!

@loislibauskas9946 3 года назад

I loved the video. I never made them in the blender but grated the potatoes. Blender it will be the next time I make these. They look delicious and so much easier. Thanks again.

@SusanMartinez-ub9px Год назад

I made this today..it was delicious! Thanks for the BEST recipe!

@PolishYourKitchen Год назад

Glad you liked it!!

@FiercedeityBrad 7 месяцев назад

Excellent with applesauce and sour cream, it works so well together.

@PolishYourKitchen 7 месяцев назад

Yes it does!

@tinahanney7446 3 года назад

These are absolutely devine! Just like my Mom use to make-she was from Austria though! Thank you for sharing!❤️❤️❤️

@alfiazulfaskrydalewicz7305 3 года назад

Thank you for helping me impress my polish husband with cook this for him 😘🌿 bardzo dzienkuje

@PolishYourKitchen 3 года назад

You’re most welcome! 😊👩‍🍳

@brandonfloyd3028 Год назад

Looks good, I just got done making a batch with 5 yellow potato’s and a large white onion. I went with the old school way with the grater. I grew up with plockis. My pop pop taught me to do egg and flour and even with some bacon lol. I haven’t made them in a few years but the outcome was amazing.

@janblackhurst1652 2 года назад

Recently discovered your channel and am enjoying watching your cooking. Regarding these potato pancakes. Like many others I have been making them since I was a child and my children and grandchildren enjoy them as well. And yes, I used the fine grater which removed the skin off my fingers. Now I use the food processor. Never thought of using the blender. I was told to add a bit of butter to the oil as it made the pancakes more crispy. Noticed that you have them with sugar. We had them on their own for lunch sometimes served with either butter or whipped cream (no sugar), depending on who preferred which. We never used sour cream with anything when I was growing up which is surprising as it is used so often in Polish cooking. I still don't use it. Using to have a Dutch boyfriend and whenever I had dinner with his family, his grandmother (who lived with them) would make potato pancakes which would be served in place of boiled or mashed potato.

@tedkucin2428 3 года назад

I can remember making these with my Dad when I was 4 years old. (Old school grater, but really not necessary). You gave me an idea to try other versions! Cauliflower with onion, maybe zuchini! With a touch of Krakow Seasoning (salt, black and white pepper, sugar, coriander, garlic, mustard, marjoram, mace and savory.). Buy on Ebay or Penzy on line.

@jimfrodsham7938 3 года назад

I still make these, our grandkids love them. We mince the potato's and onions on a coarse setting and they go into a fine sieve to drain the excess liquid. Stir in an egg and fry in butter. My Oma sometimes put chopped speck in too. Oma's recipe was equal weight potato and onion. She'd use the potato liquid in an eintopf or casserole.

@roballen7937 3 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your potato pancake recipe!! It is simple and straightforward. And they look delicious indeed. Our Mom made these and served them with applesauce and sour cream. Great memories!! 😊😎😊😍❤❤❤ (Rob in Thailand)

@patriceaustin356 5 месяцев назад

Thank you! I am 62 and my mom made them exactly as you- she is Polish and her family was born in Poland - my mom born in the USA - blessings!

@Cmonicab55 3 года назад

Good idea and saves time on grating the potatoes. Can't wait to try it.

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@suehinze1566 2 года назад

I always order potatoe pancakes with my Wisconsin traditional friday fish fry. Yum. Im going to try making these at home.

@dennismarella4858 3 месяца назад

Yummy

@frasercampbell6606 3 года назад

Working my way through some of your handy video's. Must give this one a try soon, cheers!

@Richardofdanbury Год назад

This is the way Babcia prepared them back in the '50's and '60's. We also had them on Friday's being a day of Abstinence. We covered them with sour cream, applesauce or catsup. Mmm... good!