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Yummy Leftover Treat

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We took leftovers and made a brand new favorite food... 1.5 cups cooked mashed potatoes, 1.5 cups cooked grits, 1 cup brown rice flour, 1 small -grated- onion, 2 eggs, salt/pepper... mix, shape into patties, and pan fry on both sides 'til golden brown. Yum yuuummmmm, good! Goes great with applesauce, eggs, sausage, and/or whatever you like for breakfast.

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i recently heard something about grits no longer being considered gluten free........i wasn't sure if this was just certain brands, or grits in general? have you heard anything about that?

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We took leftovers and made a brand new favorite food... 1.5 cups cooked mashed potatoes, 1.5 cups cooked grits, 1 cup brown rice flour, 1 small -grated- onion, 2 eggs, salt/pepper... mix, shape into patties, and pan fry on both sides 'til golden brown. Yum yuuummmmm, good! Goes great with applesauce, eggs, sausage, and/or whatever you like for breakfast.

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My mom used to make these when we had leftover mashed potatoes! Of course, she used wheat flour...

We usually had "breakfast for dinner" on those nights and had the pancakes with eggs and bacon. YUM! :P

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