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How many things can you do with potatoes.

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  • cheerfulness4
    cheerfulness4 Posts: 3,032 Forumite
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    We make homemade potato salad with our quiche. Just a simple recipe of boiled potatoes, cooled and then added to mayo with a small finely chopped onion & salt and pepper. If I have a lemon in I love to grate the zest into the mayo. Delish!

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  • lynzpower
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    likklegibbon wrote: »
    are these also called something like hassleback potatoes? The name ring a distant bell

    thats it !! It is hasselback potatoes :D

    I might have those tomorrow, and to ring the changes, a bit of garlic butter instead of just normal butter :D
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  • kethry
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    likklegibbon wrote: »
    are these also called something like hassleback potatoes? The name ring a distant bell

    don't think so. i googled hassleback potatoes and the pictures didn't show anything like the fans i'm thinking of..
  • Pink.
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    Hi elly,

    There's an older thread with lots of alternative ideas for potatoes so I've added your thread to it to keep all the suggestions together.

    These threads might give you some inspiration too:

    Sprouting spuds ............

    Mash, boring mash!!!

    Pink
  • Sarahsaver
    Sarahsaver Posts: 8,390 Forumite
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    GNocchi. Anyone said that yet? Made them last week and they were lovely.
    My kids love cheesy mash and it is good for hiding veg in, like cauliflower, or carrot if you use red leicester;)
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  • Sarahsaver
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    Ooh yes wrap a big spud in tinfoil and use it to display food on sticks. :)
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  • kethry
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    lynzpower wrote: »
    thats it !! It is hasselback potatoes :D

    I might have those tomorrow, and to ring the changes, a bit of garlic butter instead of just normal butter :D

    oh well. maybe i'm wrong.. its not unheard of!
  • Lillibet_2
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    My Mum bought me a HUGE sack of potatos from their farm shop at Christmas (no, they weren't actually a Christmas present!), they seem to be a mixture of reds & whites. We aren't actualyl big Spud eaters & I am having a recipe block about what to do with them all. So far all I can come up with is pie topping, fishcakes & potato bakes. They aren't really big enough for jacket spuds but I will save the hollowed out skins from mash for stuffed skins where ever possible, but does anyone have any other ideas?

    I want to try & have a cheap January & use things up so anything I can do with these would be great, also any less obvious ideas to disguise that they are potatos would be very welcome.

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  • Jammygal
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    Oven chips, Gnocchi there was a recipe on here yesterday, leek and potato soup, cheese onion and potato pie ;)
  • Penelope_Penguin
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    Try this older thread - how many things can you do with potatoes?

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