- 6 1/2 oz peanuts
- 12 oz butterscotch chips
- 1 tablespoon peanut butter
- 1 Can Shoestring Potatoes Large
- Melt chips and peanut butter together in microwave oven, then add peanuts and potatoes.
- Spoon on to wax paper and let harden. This never fails.
The reason that mine tastes a little different than the recipe is that I add more pecans in between the layers and make up a little more of the brown sugar and melted butter. otherwise everythings the same
It is hard to know if this should really be called a cake, but it has historically been called a cake, so it is a cake, even if it is fried. This desert appeals to children of all ages, it is a homey, and homely, classic ~ attractive in its own strange way, and very tasty. I have seen it served with whipped cream and fruit toppings, so let your imagination run wild with the toppings. This is a Pennsylvania-Dutch recipe, and was printed in the food section of the September 25, 1986 Austin American-Statesman. This recipe was credited to Laura Worm, Louise Lightsey, and Jeanene Demel.