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If there were any leftovers of these potatoes, you'd find my youngest cousin eating them with the serving spoon.
We nibbled the crunchy edges of these pancakes before biting into the soft centers.
When meat was in short supply, Grandma served these filling potatoes as the entree.
In the fall and winter, Grandma often made hot, homey foods like this yummy skillet recipe.
On busy days, Grandma made this streamlined version of au gratin potatoes in her slow cooker.
I remember Grandma saying, 'Slice the onions thinly so they'll cook through and be tender.'
Grandma called this a loaf cake and served it at breakfast, with afternoon tea and as dessert with whipped cream.
We knew the holidays were upon us when Grandma made her wonderful latkes for dinner.
As a small child, I enjoyed eating these dumplings with my fingers.
Most holiday breakfasts in our family included these pancakes.
Grandma sometimes sent us off to school with a slice of this filling bread for a midday snack.
Grandma told me that when she was a child her mother served potato knishes every Friday.
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