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Side Dishes: Cooking Up Hash Browns

Cooking Up Hash Browns
Whether you call them hash browns, home fries, fried potatoes or skillet fries, there are many ways to menu them.

Breakfast with hash browns

Many operators have found that dehydrated or frozen hash browns are both cost and labor efficient, without sacrificing any of that great potato taste.

Dehydrated Hash Browns are packed in a variety of foodservice sizes in cartons or bags.

Frozen Hash Browns are available in bulk packs and in a wide variety of styles:

  • Pre-portioned shredded
  • IQF shredded
  • Slices, dices, skin-on
  • Random cuts and specialty styles

Menu Ideas
Customers love hash browns so much that they're showing up on menus in new ways at breakfast, as well as at lunch and dinner.

  • Serve with every breakfast entree to increase value, or as an a la carte side to increase check averages.

  • At lunch, use hash browns to add delicious flavors to quiche crusts, soups and breads.

  • At dinner, serve Garlic Potato Cakes as an appetizer or as a side with meat entrees.

Or try these other ideas throughout your menu:

  • For southwest flavor, toss with corn, diced red pepper, minced jalapeño peppers and garlic. Top with guacamole or salsa and serve with steak, ribs or pork.

  • Make a hash brown pizza by topping cooked hash browns with sliced roasted vegetables and a blend of cheeses; then bake.

  • Add grated, sliced zucchini and grated parsnips or turnips to hash browns. Season with garlic, sage and rosemary; then skillet cook.

  • Line muffin tins with hash browns and bake off as individual cups for scrambled eggs at brunch.
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