Cowboy Crispy Hashbrowns

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Cowboy Kent shares his secret...

...and if you’re lazy like me, you can buy clarified butter (Ghee), and I believe it keeps without refrigeration.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Biscuits and sausage gravy, too. The shrieking sound is my arteries thinking about that gravy. Cowboy coffee might be next.

 

[craig333]

You mean my hash browns aren't supposed to come frozen?

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

You mean my hash browns aren't supposed to come frozen?

I thought you were a dehydrated hash brown guy.

 

[buckland]

Cowboy Kent rules! Those look great (of course being Irish ....potatoes most always look good).

 

[ski3pin]

I've got to start working on my cowboy lingo.

Boy, I want to fry me up some taters!

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

I just finished our breakfast ,poached eggs,on homemade sour dough,with avocado.
A mimosa and fresh ground espresso coffee.
Don't think I have room yet for hash browns.
Next time. Yummy.
Frank

 

[buckland]

Up a little late thar Frank! But I like that menu!....and of course you have room for those.... it's all about pacing. (and maybe a nap)

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Actually up at normal time 6ish (am).
I understand about pacing or nap both sound good.
I did like the way he cooked them.
I get the frozen ones from TJ's but they never crisp up enough.
I'll have to try the closed lid method.
Have a great fall day.Winter is only 29 days away.
Frank

 

[buckland]

Me too... those TJ's are ok in a pinch but I find them too greasy even using an air fryer. I can't wait to try his out. As far as fall goes (and it will come back shortly) we have had 20-30 degree weather and 4" snow!... 50's again in a few days. Stay safe and warm
Rob

 

[craig333]

I always thought a lid would make them mushy. Shows what I know.

 

[buckland]

I meant to ask ... anyone know what seasoning he shook on the potatoes?

 

[Foy]

I've got to start working on my cowboy lingo.

Boy, I want to fry me up some taters!

Reckon I need to do the same!

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Reckon I need to do the same!

Yup. You should have taken lessons from Little Benny Reynolds, the Yup and Nope Cowboy from Montana. Kidding aside, he was the real thing.

 

[ski3pin]

Yup. You should have taken lessons from Little Benny Reynolds, the Yup and Nope Cowboy from Montana. Kidding aside, he was the real thing.

Yup!

 

[Foy]

Yup. You should have taken lessons from Little Benny Reynolds, the Yup and Nope Cowboy from Montana. Kidding aside, he was the real thing.

Many thanks to Wandering Sagebrush and Mr. Ski for introducing me to the persona of Benny Reynolds! And he was from Melrose, Montana, smack dab in the middle of some of my favorite acreage in southwestern Montana. And I'd never heard of him before yesterday evening!
Oh yeah, as a professional rodeo cowboy and as a rancher, he definitely was the real deal, from some bios and obits I just scrolled through.
The "Name that Tune" game show he appeared on in 1958 must have been a hoot--all questions answered with either "yup" or "nope" is how it went down? Clearly it became, as did Benny Reynolds, part of Western lore, lore which never reached at least one kid growing up in North Carolina.

Great stuff, Gentlemen!

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Yup, that’s how it went down. It made him a celebrity outside of the rodeo circuit.

I’m glad you enjoyed!

 

[ski3pin]

Yup, that’s how it went down. It made him a celebrity outside of the rodeo circuit.

I’m glad you enjoyed!

Yup.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

I am of the impression we should amend the Cowboy Code to include yup and nope...

Nope, don't never git yur water downstream from the herd.
Nope, don’t never squat on yur spurs.
Yup, take ever opportunity to keep yur mouth shut.

 

[ski3pin]

Nope, them words is sacred.