Funeral Potatos
Posted by Molly | Under Recipes | Friday Jan 4, 2008If you're a new Molly, "for sure" subscribe to Molly's feed. Thanks for visiting!
This is my favorite recipe, one of my past Relief Society Presidents gave it to me, and her potatoes are the favorite!
Ingredients:
Bag of frozen scredded potatoes
2 large cans of Cream of Mushroom Soup
onion diced (use as much or as little as you want)
corn flakes or potatoe chips for topping
butter for toasting the corn flakes
Toast your corn flakes in butter in the oven until crunchy and golden, don’t over cook. Mix your soup and potatoes together, put a handfull or two, maybe three of cheese into the mixture. This is the best time to add small (very small) diced onions into the mixture. Ground cornflakes (or potatoe chips) into small pieces and cover the top of the soup, potatoe, and cheese mixture. After that is done cover the top of the cornflakes with cheese.
Yikes! Thanks for pointing out that I forgot the time and temp I use (although I know others do it differently): I bake at 350 for 40-55 minutes. I do cover mine for the first 30 minutes, and then I uncover it for the remaining time. I sometimes toast the topping whether I use cornflakes, potato chips, or bread crumbs.
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This sounds like a good start, but what about the rest of the recipe–there are no baking instructions. Looks like you’d want to bake at about three-fifty for 30-45 minutes or so. Do you cover it so the potato chips don’t brown, or do you add the chips toward the end of the baking time?
It is missing sharp cheddar cheese and sour cream- two crucial ingredients