Potato Pancakes Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before!

Potato Pancakes Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before!

If You Thought Traditional Latkes Were Phenomenal, Then You Are Going To Love These… Find Out HERE How They Are Made.

I absolutely love whenever the opportunity to make something amazing out of leftovers. At times, leftovers can be my arch nemesis. They take up a ton of space in the fridge and I have to convince the rest of the family to eat them with me so we don't end up wasting food. When this happens, I try to reinvent the leftover. I pretend I am on Chopped in my very own kitchen, and I get creative.

This recipe reflects what you can do with mashed potato left overs. And ok, let's be honest, leftover mashed potatoes don't happen very often — at least in my home. And if they do, these are one of the leftovers that aren't a hard sell. But still! These potato pancakes turn last nights dinner into this mornings over the top breakfast performance.

The pancakes are super easy to make and all you need is leftover mashed potatoes (or you can just make them fresh for this recipe, or you can buy store bought mashed potatoes), some parmesan cheese, egg, onions, and parsley.

Traditionally Potato Pancakes can be served at breakfast with a little bit of Bacon in the mix or at dinner time. You are going to love this recipe and when you find out how good they taste you will instantly know why they are so damn popular!

For The Full List Of Ingredients & The Delicious Step By Step Directions Please Head On Over To The Next Page Where We Reveal The Full Recipe…



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137 Comments

  1. Lynn Arnold Smith
    Lynn Arnold Smith February 19, 02:39

    Mother always made these, I have but not in a long time

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  2. June Marshall Thomas
    June Marshall Thomas February 19, 04:21

    IF YOU DON’T POST THE RECIPE…DON’T BOTHER POSTING THE PICTURE…YOU ARE WASTING MY PRECIOUS TIME LOOKING ALL OVER FOR THE RECIPE AND I DON’T APPRECIATE THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  3. Michael Evans
    Michael Evans February 19, 14:49

    lori patterson covington

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  4. Sandy Goedde
    Sandy Goedde February 19, 15:02

    Boy they look so good !!’

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  5. Brenda Smith
    Brenda Smith February 19, 18:13

    I put cheddar cheese in mine

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  6. Patty Gleich Diamond
    Patty Gleich Diamond February 20, 01:35

    Make thee all the time…..

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  7. Pat Grooms
    Pat Grooms February 20, 23:16

    No recipe

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  8. Misty Collins
    Misty Collins February 20, 23:24

    Great!

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  9. Leslie Tamucci
    Leslie Tamucci February 21, 16:13

    Extra mashed potatoes???? What’s that?????

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  10. David Franke
    David Franke February 22, 00:47

    What are EXtra mashed potatoes ? 😉

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  11. Shirley Goetz
    Shirley Goetz February 22, 05:16

    My brother makes potato pancakes with grated raw potatoes,which are really good, but this recipe sounds like I would love them.

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  12. Virgian McElhenney
    Virgian McElhenney February 22, 15:33

    egg, chopped onion, and enough flour to hold together, fried in a little olive oil is one of my favorites. (potato patties)

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  13. Virgian McElhenney
    Virgian McElhenney February 22, 15:36

    I make extra cream potatoes just to make them (next day left overs)

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  14. Patricia Shehan Bathgate
    Patricia Shehan Bathgate February 23, 01:53

    Love those.

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  15. Margaret Tyler
    Margaret Tyler February 23, 02:48

    The pictures looks like they used grated instead of mashed.

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  16. Larry Hall
    Larry Hall February 23, 03:24

    My Grandmother would always make enough mashed potatoes so we could have these often. They were GREAT !!!!

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  17. Larry Hall
    Larry Hall February 23, 03:28

    The ones made with grated potatoes are called LATKEYS. They are a Jewish favorite, and I like them a lot.

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  18. Michelle Zmudzinski-Miller
    Michelle Zmudzinski-Miller February 23, 04:39

    Why is it you cannot put the whole recipe on one page???? I will not use you page simply b/c you make us click thru 3/4 pages just to get the info we want.

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  19. Rachel Hendrix
    Rachel Hendrix February 23, 05:21

    I make these!

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  20. Carol Maciel
    Carol Maciel February 23, 14:24

    Looks yummy

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  21. Shirley Kimball
    Shirley Kimball February 23, 19:45

    OR, You could make “LEFSA” w/leftover Mashed Potatoes…LOL

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  22. Ruth Jantzen Loepker
    Ruth Jantzen Loepker February 23, 19:56

    I do that too. My family is so crazy for them, I start with an 8 quart bowl of shredded potatoes. I add about 6 eggs and a cup of flour, after I wash the shreds and squeeze all the water out. Fry in about a half inch of oil. We always eat these with bean soup made from a ham hock for flavor.

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  23. Elgin Elledge
    Elgin Elledge February 24, 18:07

    with gravy 🙂

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  24. Sharon Whisnant
    Sharon Whisnant February 24, 20:59

    I make these all the time, a big favorite around here !

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  25. Michelle Tolleson
    Michelle Tolleson February 25, 05:18

    Tracy Tolleson

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  26. Mika Fields
    Mika Fields February 25, 13:47

    my hubby been doing this for years!

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  27. Judy Vaughn
    Judy Vaughn February 25, 18:06

    I can eat them anytime.

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  28. Tracy Tolleson
    Tracy Tolleson February 25, 18:42

    Sorry..not a fan

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  29. Michelle Tolleson
    Michelle Tolleson February 25, 18:45

    Bit I am

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  30. Cecile Perry
    Cecile Perry February 25, 23:26

    3 cups of mashed potatoes
    ¼ cup Parmesan cheese
    1 egg, lightly beaten
    6 Tbsp of flour divided
    1 Tbsp of grated onion or green onion
    1 Tbsp of fresh chopped parsley
    Canola oil to saute ——– How To Prepare:

    In a mixing bowl combine potatoes, cheese, egg, 3 Tbsp of flour, onion and parsley.

    In a separate plate add 3 Tbsp of flour for dredging the pancakes. Fill an ice cream scoop or heaping tbsp with the mixture, shape the pancakes in yours hands and dredge them in flour.

    Add 3 Tbsp of canola oil to a non-stick skillet and saute them about 2-3 min on each side over medium/high heat or until golden brown. Add more oil if needed.

    Remove mashed potato cakes to a plate lined with a paper towel to soak up excess oil. Serve with a dollop of sour cream.

    Note: Serve with apple sauce or sour cream. You can even serve with scrambled eggs and crispy bacon. It’s up to you! Enjoy!

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  31. Mike Cindy Luttrell
    Mike Cindy Luttrell February 26, 16:53

    Do you coat in crumbs or mix in

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  32. Torch Cohen Canaday
    Torch Cohen Canaday February 26, 18:59

    Mike Cindy Luttrell Mix

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  33. Pat Milton
    Pat Milton February 26, 20:27

    Just made them after the family left…and they are good heated up…XOXO

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  34. Belvie DeHaven
    Belvie DeHaven February 26, 21:32

    So good!

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  35. Lisa Hurt
    Lisa Hurt February 26, 21:52

    My husband has fried eggs with them & gravy

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  36. Gwendell Mae Ranck Phillips
    Gwendell Mae Ranck Phillips February 26, 23:30

    spam bug in it

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  37. Patti Headrick Hallman
    Patti Headrick Hallman February 28, 13:19

    I followed the third link and still didn’t find the recipe. I hate this kind of ad.

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  38. Andy Kruse
    Andy Kruse February 28, 15:22

    Corie Kruse

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  39. Joyce Kuck
    Joyce Kuck February 28, 16:07

    Here you go Michelle Moran Brown make’em for your hubby !!!

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  40. Joan Shaw
    Joan Shaw February 28, 17:44

    love them.

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  41. Denise White
    Denise White February 29, 00:58

    Mmmmmm!!

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  42. Diane Williams
    Diane Williams February 29, 01:54

    Thanks!!!!

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  43. Debbie Severtson
    Debbie Severtson February 29, 02:50

    Make this all the time very good with salsa and sour cream

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  44. Martha Gallagher
    Martha Gallagher February 29, 15:05

    Just touch the picture and it should come up. Works for me every time

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  45. Bonnie Kishimoto
    Bonnie Kishimoto February 29, 16:44

    Love this.

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  46. Rebecca Miller
    Rebecca Miller February 29, 22:11

    What is this “extra mashed potatoes” you speak of?

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  47. Gretchen Alsever Neupert
    Gretchen Alsever Neupert March 01, 11:36

    Never liked them, my mom made years ago

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