First of all, I think most people would agree that certain foods are naturally considered comfort foods. Maybe it’s because they remind us of a special time, person or place. For me, a comforting bowl of homemade vegetable soup or chili, a slice of Grandma’s favorite apple pie, or a stack of good old-fashioned potato pancakes. These quickly bring back fond childhood memories.

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Childhood Memories

Throughout my childhood, I distinctly remember the Pancake and Sausage Supper fundraiser our church hosted every winter. Church members helped with ticket sales and food preparation, serving, and clean-up to ensure the event was successful. The menu consisted of standard pancakes, sausage patties, and good old-fashioned potato pancakes.

Class all by Themselves

Regular pancakes are always popular, however, potato pancakes seem to be in a class all by themselves. Consequently, many people in the community would come to the pancake and sausage supper just for the good old-fashioned potato pancakes!

These potato pancakes are super easy to make because all of the ingredients are dumped into a blender or food processor and pulsated until the batter is smooth, not lumpy.

Delicious

Just like Anna’s Green Low-Carb Protein Pancakes, good old-fashioned potato pancakes have their very own distinct texture, and taste. The pancakes are deliciously thin, golden brown, and have crispy edges. Almost everyone serves them with a side of maple syrup, sour cream, or apple butter. (My dad’s favorite topping is apple butter.)

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Good old-fashioned potato pancakes are quick and easy to make gluten-free. Furthermore, they are a fabulous way to use a few potatoes remaining in the bag. One full recipe yields approximately 6 to 8 medium/large size pancakes, depending on how big you make each pancake. Perfect for breakfast, lunch, or dinner!

Happy Eating!

Linda

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