Grandma usually had leftover ham around, and this was her favorite way to use it.
Grandma's Secret Trick
To make this dish for a brunch crowd, Grandma doubled the recipe and used a 13 × 9-inch baking dish. She pressed the potatoes into the baking dish as directed, then mixed and baked the quiche according to the recipe. For an attractive garnish, she sprinkled paprika or chopped fresh parsley on top.
Because blintzes are browned on just one side, Grandma called them the ‘kissin’ cousins’ of French crepes.
Grandma’s little bit of work turned ordinary waffles into a special-occasion treat.
Leftover steak and potatoes from dinner were often turned into this hearty hash the next morning.