Root vegetable mash

tsstss7

I usually steam and stick through the potato ricer (this is the only way I can get ds1 to eat mash for some bizarre reason). Roast veg taste great but if you mash them you get lots of tough bits that make your mash look inedible to a 13 yr old lol.

meritaten

southernscouser wrote: »

Just for something a bit different.

lol - well that was certainly different!
but keep on experimenting! a GOOD cook will always try out something - even if its a bit outside the box! you never know - your next experiment may knock our socks off!:)

cakemaker

I always put in a spoon of horseradish - works for us!

Kirri

I boil, drain then mash with a bit of butter, and maybe some salt/pepper. There's a lovely recipe on I think the VegBox website for this, with grated cheese on top of the mash and sprinkled pumpkin seeds, then it goes in the oven.

CharlieBilly

CatalinaMadnickh is :spam: why thank a spammer who has made over 50 posts all over forums

Paulie'sGirl

Hi,

I boil mine. We tend to stick to carrot and swede, or just swede. I cut the swede into 2cm dice and the carrots about twice the size. Boil in salted water, drain and mash with butter and lots of fresh black pepper.

That said, roasted swede is a new wonderfood here I urge you to try it if you haven't, it definately surprising!!

PGxx

southernscouser

Well I did it boiled (swede, carrots, parsnips and sweet potato), then mashed it with milk and a bit of butter, which smelt absolutelty gorgeous when I was mashing it, so much so I may have even dribbled in the pot once or twice.

The picture doesn't do it justice to be fair. Don't know what it tastes like yet either. :rotfl:

BitterAndTwisted

Parsnip and celeriac is a dreamy combo, too

meritaten

Well Southernscouser? what DID it taste like then? bluddy great I bet! now what do you scousers say? You were 'made up' with it????lol

freyasmum

Looks yummy, but..

southernscouser wrote: »

......so much so I may have even dribbled in the pot once or twice. ....

I'll get my own dinner, ta :eek::rotfl::p