Not in current production, these slicer-shredders are attachments for your Bosch Universal Mixer. They use the same disks as their current slicer-shredder attachment. In the older literature these were called extrusion shredders.
You can right-click to download the extrusion shredder manual in pdf format.
This model appears to be older:
Another model extrusion shredder, this one appears to be a newer design than the above model:
Peel raw potatoes. Wash in cold water. Slice crosswise into thin slices. Drain.
Heat 2 heaping or more Tablespoons shortening in frying pan. Add potatoes. When hot, season with salt and pepper. Cover pan closely. Let potatoes steam until partially done, then remove lid and permit to brown. Stir so they will brown evenly.
Chopped onion may be added the last five minutes, if desired.
4-5 green tomatoes
1/2 cup meal
1/2 tsp. salt
3 Tbsp. vegetable shortening
1/2 cup flour
Dash of pepper
Wash tomatoes and dry. Cut into 1/4 inch slices, and coat in mixture of flour and meal. Place in skillet where the shortening has been melted to a moderately hot temperature and fry turning the slices until they are golden brown.
I also remember Mommie fixing Poke Salad. You go out in the garden or woods and pick the poke. Wash and cook poke salad in bacon grease. Add a couple of eggs when cooking. Cook until tender; add salt and pepper.
(Note: Poke contains compounds known to be toxic to mammals. Please do your own research on the subject of whether eating poke is right for you. A starting place for you may be this Wikipedia article.)
Lettuce and onions, fresh out of the garden, bacon grease and crumbled bacon, mix together, very good. I don’t know how much of each item, but I can remember Mommie cooking these things.