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> elaine wrote: > > "jmcquown" > wrote in message > > . .. > >> WardNA wrote: > >>>> Grated white potato, with a > >>>> bit of onion added > >>> > >>> I should have added, grated RAW white potato. > >>> > >>> Neil > >> > >> Yep, I should have specified that as well. Raw, grated and lots of > >> oil in the pan. Not deep frying, but hot oil to really get a nice > >> crispy golden. > >> > >> Jill > > > > Is there a difference between a rosti potato and a hash brown? Seems > > to me like they're both cooked the same way. > > > > E. > > I'm afraid I am not familiar with a rosti potato so to attempt to comment on > the similarities or differences would be futile. > > Jill German/Swiss/Austrian "rösti" are approximately the same as US "home fries". Cut up, not shredded the way hash browns are. -- Chris Green |
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