If you’ve never had latkes you’re in for a treat. These are full of flavor and may be topped with the traditional and optional sour cream or warmed apple sauce. Though they are traditionally served during Hanukkah, they may served any time of the year. Perhaps you already have a favorite gluten free latkes recipe, but you have problems with turning them over in one piece. You’ll be able to enjoy these latkes by applying one simple step. Enjoy them warm, a wonderful winter side dish!
Gluten free latkes using an all-purpose gluten-free flour or gluten-free matzo ball mix, creating a picture perfect crispness.
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Instructions:
Tips
Stir the potato mixture each time prior to adding a rounded mound to the frying pan, as the egg tends to pool at the bottom of the bowl. If you do not stir it each time you'll find your gluten free latkes falling apart due to the lack of egg.
Allergens: Allergens will depend upon which flour or mix you use.
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This is an old family favorite passed down from my grandparents and I'm excited to try it after not being able to eat it for three years!
you can also use potato starch
Thanks for the suggestion, Shelley. I find that in using potato starch, you need to use less, though.