Man Hash Browns
Show: Good EatsEpisode: Another Man Food Show: Breakfast
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By mwitt08
on February 19, 2012
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These are great. A note tho. When you shred then drain you will notice they look gray. Rinse in water and drain once with a salad spinner then dry with towel. They also freeze well so I shred a months worth then toss them in a zip top bag and freeze. Also, freeze in a small layer so they break apart easily later.
By jsfoos_5922390
Grantham, PA
on January 17, 2012
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Thanks a lot. I lost a bet with my husband that I could cook hashbrowns crispy and cooked all the way through in 5 minutes per side like this recipe says. Some were crispy, some were still raw.
However, this is still my go-to recipe for hashbrowns, they are quick (but not as quick as recipe says and easy. Better than any frozen hashbrowns from the grocery store anyday.
By kitty_12432133
Jacksonville, FL
on July 26, 2011
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Alton is really genius...and his niece may be following him?
By bignick1980
Spokane, Wa
on February 22, 2011
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I actually never thought of squeezing out the water in a towel before...thats brilliant! Im cooking this for my kids breakfast in the morning they will love it!! I used my stovetop cast iron griddle to cook them, and had to incerase to med heat to start then reduce to med lo because of how thick it is!!!
By Timbascook
Winslow, AZ
on January 30, 2011
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GREEEEEAT!! I have never gotten a receipet that was not gooooooodd!!
from Alton. Thanks for the help and ALL the info!!!
Please kepp it ALL coming.
By anakin2010
Frozen Tundra
on December 05, 2010
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Delish. I too added onion (2 T., and I wanted a "patatas bravas" flavor so I threw in a pinch of smoked paprika. But the procedure and cooking instructions produced the first crispy hash browns I've ever cooked from scratch!
By pratte574_7426180
Rockville, IN
on September 19, 2010
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I used the onion and food processor suggestions and they turned out well. When frying, do not crowd the pan. This recipe goes well with anything on the grill.
By Barbarainnc Che...
North Carolina
on September 18, 2010
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After you shred them, soak them in a littled salted cold water, to get the starch off of them. Then I wring them in a towel like Alton did. No more gummy potatoes!!!! : : : A well known Fast Food Eatery place soaks their potatoes in cold salted water also!!! : : :
By TravelerTrish
Houston, TX
on August 18, 2010
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Followed the recipe exactly, but potatoes took forever to cook and came out grey. Not sure what went wrong as I usually love Alton's recipes.
By joe.dumond
Telford, PA
on February 25, 2010
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this is a great recipe and was a great episode