you can do, you can use ruskys. they are the american version of hash browns and posess the same general consistency and flavour. but ruskys are slightly smaller so you would need to use more of them!
That is the correct spelling for "hash browns" (shredded and fried potatoes).
Hash Browns come from classic potatoes. They are shredded up and grilled to a tan brown color. Nice and Crispy!!! Hash Browns come from classic potatoes. They are shredded up and grilled to a tan brown color. Nice and Crispy!!! Idaho is the potatoe state!
A recipe you might consider is a sausage and potato casserole. Use sausage, a bit of flour, a cup and a half of milk, hash browns, and cheese for the casserole.
That is approximately 2.3 cups
It depends on the type of potato and how the hash browns were made because different types of potatos have different densities depending on how they were cooked...
If you shred the potatoes in a grater and then strain them through a potato ricer, then one loose cup of raw shredded potatoes weighs 4 ounces. One packed cup (as it is straight from the ricer) weighs 6 ounces. So if you need a pound of homemade hash browns, it will be about 7 1/2 cups of loose shredded potatoes, or 5 1/3 cups of firmly packed ones. You will need to pre-cook them before using them in a casserole.
Hash Browns originated in the country Ireland. Hope it helps!!!
there are 32 ounces in 2 pounds of anything.
Browns Sing the Big Ones from Country was created on 1967-02-10.
It doesn't really matter what material you're dealing with, 16oz always makes a pound. And, technically, 16oz of shredded potatoes would make a pound of hash browns. Shredding hash browns would just give you...really shredded hash browns.
Potato Gratin is: Thin sliced potatoes with cheese and cream. It is a very delicious dish. For more information+recipes use the links below.
A pound of frozen hash browns (at least the southern style (=cubed) ones) yields about four (4) cups. There may be some slight variation with the shredded ones based on how much space they fill when measuring.