Where can I pick up good, freshly made potato latkes in Rockville area?

[Anonymous]

I will not have time to prepare latkes myself, and am interested in picking some up for the first night of Chanukah.
If all else fails I know they have them at Whole Foods but they're a bit bland there. Anyone know a deli that has them, or a restaurant (in MoCo)?

TIA.

[Anonymous]

The frozen TJs ones aren't bad and you heat them in the oven.

[Anonymous]

There is no such thing as good freshly made latkes.


Latkes are one of those foods that has to be freshly made at your house.

Reheating already made ones is gross. Soggy and oily.

It takes so little to make fresh latkes. Buy a box of Streits Latke mix, let sit 10 minutes and start cooking.

Believe your family will be much happier,

[Anonymous]

Whole Foods.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There is no such thing as good freshly made latkes.


Latkes are one of those foods that has to be freshly made at your house.

Reheating already made ones is gross. Soggy and oily.

It takes so little to make fresh latkes. Buy a box of Streits Latke mix, let sit 10 minutes and start cooking.

Believe your family will be much happier,

No way! Grate some potato and onion. Add flour and egg, and salt and pepper. Then fry.

[Anonymous]

OP here. Thank you. For some reason in the past when I have tried to make them myself, I have failed miserably.

[Anonymous]

What about Wegmans?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is no such thing as good freshly made latkes.


Latkes are one of those foods that has to be freshly made at your house.

Reheating already made ones is gross. Soggy and oily.

It takes so little to make fresh latkes. Buy a box of Streits Latke mix, let sit 10 minutes and start cooking.

Believe your family will be much happier,

No way! Grate some potato and onion. Add flour and egg, and salt and pepper. Then fry.

I had recommended the box because she said she had no time.