A Pile of Potatoes For Hanukkah By Barbara Leeds Buy a pile, a pile of potatoes. Then schlep a pile, a pile of potatoes. Then prep a pile, a pile of potatoes. ’Cuz Hanukkah’s a-coming and we like to eat. Peel a pile, a pile of potatoes. Then grate a pile, a pile of potatoes. Make patties of a pile, a pile of potatoes. ’Cuz Hanukkah’s a-coming and we like to eat. Heat up a pan with a bit of oil in it. Wait for it to sizzle; it’ll only take a minute. Put the patties in the pan. Yeah. Slap ’em down flat. Press ’em to compress ’em and … that’s that. Fry a pile, a pile of potatoes. Then flip a pile, a pile of potatoes. Then fry the other side of a pile of potatoes. ’Cuz Hanukkah’s a-coming and we like to eat. When you’re in a hurry for a pile of potatoes, With your feathers in a flurry for a pile of potatoes, Then go ahead and scurry for a pile of potatoes, ’Cuz Hanukkah’s a-coming and we like to eat. A pile of potatoes: what delectable delight. Pick up a fork and take a big bite. Munch ’em, crunch ’em. Golly, what a treat. Hanukkah’s upon us and … we eat. A pile of potatoes coming right up. Shape ’em up, cook ’em up, eat ’em up. Yup!