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Leftover Roast Potatoes

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  • Bitsy_Beans
    Bitsy_Beans Posts: 9,640 Forumite
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    No help whatsoever but I'd just re-heat them and pour over some lovely thick gravy and mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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  • billieboy_2
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    zippychick wrote: »
    if you try this let me know how it goes, it sounds devine

    dinner soup

    * Roast potatoes, parsnips
    * Cooked vegetables such as cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, courgettes,
    * Meat stock
    Stocks

    Made from your meat and fish bones.

    Instructions

    1. Put the potatoes and vegetables in a suitably sized pan (one that holds them snugly in the bottom and about halfway up the inside). Cover with stock by about 2cm (go easy, you can always add more to adjust the consistency).
    2. Bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and cook for about 10 minutes or until thoroughly heated through.
    3. Liquidise the soup with a hand-held electric blender. Taste the soup and season. This is one soup that needs plenty of pepper. Serve in mugs or bowls with grated cheese and croutons.
    Yes, I've done that many times. It's gorgeous.
  • Reverbe
    Reverbe Posts: 4,210 Forumite
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    Zippy I will bear that in mind for another time if it comes as I don't have meat stock or veg or a blender(I don't think). Sounds lovely tho. :) Thanks
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  • zippychick wrote: »
    if you try this let me know how it goes, it sounds devine

    dinner soup

    * Roast potatoes, parsnips
    * Cooked vegetables such as cauliflower, broccoli, carrots, courgettes,
    * Meat stock
    Stocks

    Guys this is seriously delish. I got the recipe off here to use up the last of the Xmas day dinner glut. I was sceptical but mmmmmmm
    Dor
  • rosieben
    rosieben Posts: 5,010 Forumite
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    Rikki wrote: »
    Yorkshire puddings with warmed jam or syrup. :drool:
    ...

    I love yorkshires with jam - my family think I'm weird! ;)
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  • Reverbe
    Reverbe Posts: 4,210 Forumite
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    had the roast spuds tonight fried into a hash. Couldnt be bothered to ry to fry an egg for the first time so just added some crushed garlic and chopped anchovies and grated some cheese on top :)

    Flatmate had the Yorkshires with the lO gravy for his dinner.

    Thanks for the hints all - will note them for next time
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  • whizzing
    whizzing Posts: 294 Forumite
    Is there anything you can do with left over roast potatoes?
  • WantToBeSE
    WantToBeSE Posts: 7,729 Forumite
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    Mash 'em up with other veg and have bubble and squeak :)
  • Tiglath
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    I eat them on their own cold and dipped in salad cream. Slice them and add them to a proper salad?
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  • cte1111
    cte1111 Posts: 7,390 Forumite
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    I like them cold too, dip them in houmous, yum.
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