Why is a hash brown called a hash brown?

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the word "hash" is derived from the french word "hacher" which means to hack or chop. this means hashed browned potatoes literally translates to "chopped and fried potatoes".

Homplasson · Answer 1 · 2021-09-12T04:39:32+0000

the word "hash" is derived from the french word "hacher" which means to hack or chop. this means hashed browned potatoes literally translates to "chopped and fried potatoes".

Why is a hash brown called a hash brown?

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