This was 5 gold potato’s
It is now 2 and 3 burned on the pan

by Pragnlz

45 Comments

  1. Sarcastrophe827

    You made the pan brown, that’s for sure.

  2. Elpickle123

    I would recommend just using the oven and a sheet of baking paper next time, bro

  3. Mother_Bag_3114

    This is why we just buy the frozen pre shredded potatoes. Im not a hash brown expert either

  4. This happens to me every time 😔 I miss non-stick pans.

  5. GentrifriesGuy

    Tell me you don’t know how to cook without telling me

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  6. notanotherlurkerdude

    Ok but can you put away the picture of that pile of dead maggots and show us the hash browns please?

  7. Wild_Somewhere_9760

    Youd be absolutely stunned at how easily that will come up with a little bit of water and some more added heat to the pan 🙂

  8. Marci_1992

    The key to homemade hashbrowns is getting as much moisture out of them as possible and using way more oil than you think you need.

  9. thegiukiller

    Rinse your potato shreads before you fry, squeeze as much moisture out of it as you can by balling it up in a tea towel or cheese cloth and squeese the piss out of it literally. You’ll drain the excess starch and the fat will soak into the potato rather than making potato concrete on your pan. Plus you want to wait till the Leidenfrost effect takes hold of your pan splash a bit of water on it it should dance and skitter over the hot surface rather than boil away.

  10. Don’t stir too much.. all the flavors now stick to the pan.

  11. trumps-used-diaper

    What the fuck. Left half the potatoes on the pan

  12. SurfacexTension

    It’s so nice of you to share so much of it with your pan

  13. Prestigious-Trip-927

    Well that pan will need to soak for a bit…

  14. CosmicEntrails

    You managed to separate the brown from the hash

  15. sunsetsandstardust

    a lot more oil, higher heat. I shallow fry my hash browns on med-high heat, closer to high. also if you’re set on not using Teflon, cause same lol, get a pre-seasoned lodge cast iron. just the factory seasoning gave me slidey hash browns 

  16. acrazyguy

    You need to use oil/fat of some kind, and don’t put the potatoes in until the pan is already as hot as it’s gonna get

  17. Aggravating_Sky_4421

    Get yourself a non-stick pan if you don’t know how to cook with a stainless steel pan.

  18. Rogainster

    Since you are not using a non stick pan – put in the amount of oil you think you need, then triple it.

  19. Someoneoverthere42

    Well, there’s hash and there’s brown, so technically….

  20. Enough_Fish739

    What was that? You smoked hash and made brown?

  21. Griffithead

    Hash browns are actually really hard to get just right. So don’t feel too bad.

  22. ChefAsstastic

    Toss that pan bro.

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  23. ZachAARogers

    You left all the flavor at the bottom of that pan