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Dehydrated Hash Brown Potatoes CASE

Price: $53.99
Item Number: 792-113

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Each case contains (6) 1.25 pound cans of Dehydrated Hash Browns.

Honeyville's premium quality dehydrated hash brown potatoes are an excellent nutritional food source for family preparedness. Each #10 can contains 1.25 pounds of our delicious hash browns. All cans are sealed airtight and include an oxygen absorber for optimal storage life and freshness. Honeyville dehydrated hash browns may be used as breakfast potatoes or in casseroles and bakery recipes calling for hash brown potatoes. Dehydrated hash browns may be stored in original sealed, oxygen-free cans for up to 10 years.

Instructions: Place dehydrated potatoes into bowl or container. Add enough boiling hot water to just cover all of the potatoes. Allow the potatoes to absorb the water for approximately 15 minutes. Potatoes are now rehydrated similar to raw potato and ready to cook. Enjoy!

Ingredients: Dehydrated Potatoes preserved with sodium bisulfite.

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A little tricky to prepare
Mike (Clearwater, FL) 5/24/2010 4:52 AM
If you just follow the instructions you'll end up with hard crunchy hashbrowns. I like my hashbrowns soft with a crust on the outside. Follow the instructions but let them sit for 30 minutes stirring 2 or 3 times.Drain ompletly in a sieve or collander.Add to saute pan (low heat with a little cooking oil and a big pat of butter) and use a spatula to form a patty. Cover and cook for 10 minutes, turn patty over and cook for another 10 minutes covered.Turning the patty over without it breaking up is a trick you'll have to discover.Trust me, it can be done. They came out almost as good as I make with raw potatoes grated with a Salad Shooter.
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