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The Perfect Mashed Potato?
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My godsend is my potato ricer too, I can make edible mash with it. I never add milk unless I am piping it, just salt and pepper then family add their own butter if they want it.One day I might be more organised...........

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Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
I third the vote for using a potato ricer. I then melt some milk and butter in the microwave and mix in with salt and pepper. Yum.It doesn't matter where you live
as long as you live wherever you are!
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Make loads - freeze some and also keep some in the fridge - it reheats brilliantly.
Varitations - mustard mash (add some grained mustard - brill with beef), pesto mash (add some pesto)0 -
I used the beater attachments on my electric whisk to mash tatties up, just add a little butter to them,I don't add milk as I think it makes it taste like smash (yuk)0
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thank you, will invest in a potato ricer tomorrow! Another question, what is the best way to reheat mash??0
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Hi, there is a whole thread about the perfect mashed potato. You should find loads of ideas in there

Also what is the point of mashed potatoesA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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I just mash the spuds with a potato masher.
never have added milk or butter, only onion if we are having sausage and mash 0 -
i've not made it yet but one recipe I've seen used half the weight of potatoes in butter!!!People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
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I add some nutmeg to mine. Might be a German thing because my Mum does it but I love it!0
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