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I got this from my cousin. She is currently living in Alaska. I’ve adopted the recipe with a few suggestions from my experience.
- 1 C potato puree
- 1 TBL granulated sugar
- 1 C flour
- 1 tsp instant or rapid rise yeast – DO NOT use Active Dry Yeast
- Cut large Russett potato into twelve pieces with skins on.
- Put pieces in a pan, just barely covering them with water BUT ABSOLUTELY NO SALT
- Boil russet potatoes with jackets on until they fall to pieces (about 45 minutes)
- Lift skins out and mash remaining potatoes so that you have just a potato slurry or puree
- Let cool. If you need more water to make 1 C puree, add bottled water – NOT tap water.
- Add all ingredients into a glass bowl (not metal) and beat into a smooth and creamy batter.
- Cover, and set in a warm place
- Let set for 3-4 days or until soured, then return to refrigerator