2 cups water
2 cups instant potatoes (shake to settle)
3 tbs. shortening
3 tbs. butter
2 tsp. salt
1 tbs. sugar
Bring water to a boil.
Remove from heat and stir in instant potatoes, shortening, butter, salt,
and sugar. Cool. For each cup of this mixture, add ½ cup of
flour and divide into 4 portions. (Keep
remainder of potato mixture refrigerated until ready to use.) Roll each portion into dinner-plate size, as
thin as possible, using additional flour if needed. (to aid in rolling it thin, use a grooved
rolling pin with a sock and a pastry board covered with a pastry cloth.
Use a lefse stick to turn.
When lefse is as thin as possible, flip one end of the lefse
over the lefse stick and up to center. Place
lefse on hot lefse griddle and unroll. When
bubbles appear, turn and bake on other side. If needed, turn over once more and
bake till brown spots appear. Do not
overbake or lefse will be dry. Lefse is
traditionally served spread with butter and sprinkled with sugar, then rolled
up to eat.
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