Potato Pie
#11
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Originally Posted by maryv
I am looking for a receipe for Potato Pie - not sweet potato pie. My mother, who has now passed away, used to use cold boiled potatoes and I don't know what - spread them out on a edged cookie sheet and bake - would love to have the receipe for that - have looked through her cookbooks and all of mine and cannot find anything. I tried one that added sugar and milk, wasn't a match. My mother was 100% Finnish if that helps at all. Someone must have eaten this at one time or other - thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
My recipe for white potato pie is to put hot scalloped potatoes into an already baked ordinary pie crust.
Sprinkle with grated cheese, bake a couple of minutes until the cheese melts, if you need to... Serve wedges!
There are a million variations!
Jeannie
#12
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Silver Springs, NV
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Almost sounds like potatoe patties but instead of patties put on cookie sheet and add ????? for topping (smile) Was it sweet? did it have onions? If it had onions. it really does sound like a pattie type. hmmmm got me scratching my head now. oh and thank you for the potatoe candy recipe. :)
#13
Originally Posted by maryv
I am looking for a receipe for Potato Pie - not sweet potato pie. My mother, who has now passed away, used to use cold boiled potatoes and I don't know what - spread them out on a edged cookie sheet and bake - would love to have the receipe for that - have looked through her cookbooks and all of mine and cannot find anything. I tried one that added sugar and milk, wasn't a match. My mother was 100% Finnish if that helps at all. Someone must have eaten this at one time or other - thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
#14
Originally Posted by quiltermo
My Grandma used to make potato candy when I was little. You boil a small potato and drain it well. Mash with a fork and stir in enough powdered sugar to make a stiff dough. Roll out like pie crust and spread a good layer of peanut butter on it then roll up like a log. let stand for a little while then slice crosswise into pinwheels. You would never guess it was made with a potato. It was always a big treat for us when we were kids. Hope you all enjoy!!
#15
Do you know what other ingredients were in it? Here is a link to some Finnish and Scandinavian recipes http://www.dlc.fi/~marianna/gourmet/finnish.htm
#16
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Central Minnesota
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Haven't found the recipe yet, but a thank you to all that have replied and given me several websites to check out. There was no onions or eggs mixed in, might have to do some sample batches to get the right combination.
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