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Latkes and Cocktails: The New York Times in 60 Seconds


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Crispy Potato Latkes -- Recipe of the Day

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The celebration of Hanukkah and these golden potato pancakes seem to go together, but we could eat latkes every day of the week. Kitchen Daily contributor Melissa Roberts's recipe is a classic, with potatoes, onions, flour, and egg. She fries the pancakes in vegetable oil, and when they're crisped, she serves them topped with applesauce and sour cream.

If you want to break away from the classics, KitchenDaily contributor Sandy Gluck offers ten delicious latke variations (including a beet, rosemary, potato and shredded apple version; and a curried sweet potato latke). And if you need a little Latke-making 101, check out this video how-to from chef Bruce Mattel of the Culinary Institute of America.

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8 Tips for Making Latkes

potato latkesPhoto: Eilon Paz

by Janna Gur

The eight days of Hanukkah are upon us and in preparation, we've asked Janna Gur, author of "The Book of New Israeli Food: A Culinary Journey," to share her tips for producing the best potato latke. Eat them for breakfast, lunch, or dinner -- Janna's Potato Latke recipe will be the highlight of your holiday.

1. Be Creative Enhance your basic potato-onion mixture with sweet potatoes and carrots for color and flavor. Cheese it up with grated mozzarella, Gruyere or Parmesan; don't forget the herbs: dill, thyme or rosemary combine beautifully with potatoes.

2. Use a Food Processor for Grating the Vegetables It will make life much easier. After grating, make sure to squeeze out all the liquids.

More tips and recipes after the jump.
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Frozen Latke Taste Test

by Trisha Thompson

What would Hanukkah be without latkes (potato pancakes)? Skinny candles, chocolate gelt, driedel gambling and one long Adam Sandler song. In other words, not enough and not satisfying.

Latkes are satisfying. But just because they're essential to this Jewish holiday (and to homes that don't even celebrate Hannukah), doesn't mean you have to make them, at least not from scratch.

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The Mixed Meals of YumSugar

Euphoria Cocktail. Photo: YumSugar.

Each Thursday, we round up a selection of scrumptious links from our friends over at YumSugar. Here's what they've got cooking this week:

Michael Symon is back -- with latkes!

What do you get when you serve food with a side of politics? The Obamas, of course.

As the holidays come ever closer to crashing head-on, take a break with a Sunday meal of Whole-Grain Pasta with Chickpeas and Escarole.

You'll need a Euphoria cocktail after a holiday-shopping marathon.

Aunt Mary, please don't give us paper-weight fruit cake this year; instead, consider Parmesan Black-Pepper Biscotti.

"Top Chef Las Vegas" finalist Kevin Gillespie is among those joining the food fight for a slot on the 2011 Bocuse d'Or U.S. team.

You're running out of time to prepare a Hanukkah menu.

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