

Make knishes, of course!

4 good size potatoes (I used russet)
2 small or 1 large onion
1 egg
salt and pepper to taste
boxed pastry dough (the type that opens into a rectangle)
Boil potatoes.
Grate onion and fry in small amount of olive oil.
Mash potatoes and add fried onion - mix well.
Place puff pastry on lightly floured board and put a row of filling along the long side of the rectangle. You're going to use 2 rows of filling for each rectangle so each row should be the width of about a tablespoon of filling. Gently roll pastry over to the width of about 1 1/2 times the width of the filling. Slice and repeat.
You now have 2 full rolls. Cut into equal size portions - about 6 or 8 per roll. Seal both ends and place each one on a lightly sprayed cookie sheet.
Top each knish with egg wash and bake at 350 F until golden brown - approx 30 minutes.
Note: I used 2 packages of puff pastry dough and ended up with about 6 dozen small knishes. These are a wonderful with beef or poultry.

4 comments:
You and Psychgrad need to hand out complimentary napkins with these posts - for those of us salivating!
Napkins all around and doggie bags at the front door.
Doggy bags...if only :)
Mmmm...these look so cute and delicious!
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