TRY SPICY POTATO LATKES RECIPE
Latke is a Jewish dish, and is the Yiddish word for pancake. On Hanukkah, it is traditional to serve latkes fried in oil to celebrate the miracle of Hanukkah.
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- Prep Time - 15 minutes
- Cook Time - 15 minutes
For the latkes
- Potatoes - Shredded
- Scallions - Chopped
- Eggs
- Cornmeal
- Salt and pepper
- Oil for frying
For the Jalapeño Dill Sauce
- Sour cream
- Jalapeño - grated
- Fresh dill (a herb found in Europe and Arabia) – Chopped
- Salt and pepper
Note: Ensure that your jalapeño is completely de-seeded and thoroughly rinsed before grating to provide that little bit of heat without eye-watering spiciness.
How to Make the Best Jalapeño Dill Sauce
- Combine a little sour cream with about half of the grated jalapeño and dill in a small bowl.
- Taste the mixture. Add more jalapeño to increase spiciness if needed.
- Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Cover and keep in the refrigerator till serving.
How to make delicious Latkes?
Mixing fresh onions into the batter for a latke makes all the difference between boring latkes and addictive, irresistible latkes. And adding shaved jalapeño in the dill sauce offers the perfect amount of heat and intrigue, just like chipotle sweet potato, or spicy potato wedges.
- Mix your shredded potatoes with eggs, cornmeal, and chopped onions in a large bowl.
- Scoop little balls of this potato batter (about 2 tablespoons each) into the hot oil. Gently flatten them with a spatula.
- Fry until they turn golden on both sides, flipping occasionally.
- Once finished, keep your mouth-watering latkes on a plate lined with a paper towel to drain excess oil, and then keep them in a warm oven until they are ready to be served.
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