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Basic Mashed Potato Recipe
It Doesn't Get Any Simpler Than ThisIf you're looking for simplicity you will be pleased with this mashed potato recipe. Trust me it really doesn't get any simpler, unless you cook from a box. Once you taste homemade mashed potato you will avoid boxed potatoes like the plague. The old saying is true "once to go homemade you'll never settle for boxed again". Here are some tips to selecting the best potatoes: 1) Potatoes should be solid and firm, 2) Avoid potatoes with bruises, cracks, sprouts and wrinkles, 3) Don’t select potatoes that are ugly in appearance. A technique that has worked for me in the past is to selectively choose my potatoes from the potato bin. This way you avoid unwanted and unusable potatoes. For this recipe I like to use one of two varieties of potatoes. I prefer Yukon or Finnish Gold because of their butter like flavored taste and due to the fact that both potatoes are good for mashing. Homemade Mashed Potato RecipeCooking Ingredients and Utensils needed: 3 medium sized potatoes, peeled and quartered; 1 or 2 quart sauce pan with lid; small sauce pan, 1/4 cup whole milk, 1/4 teaspoon of white pepper; pinch of salt; food mill or sieve; large mixing bowl. Cooking Instructions: 1. Using a vegetable brush, scrub potatoes under running cold water. Pat potatoes dry with paper towels after a thorough washing. 2. In a sauce pan, bring 2 to 4 cups of water to boil. Add potatoes, cover with lid and boil until tender, about 20 minutes. 3. Just before potatoes are done. Add milk to separate small sauce pan and heat over medium heat, don’t bring to boil. 4. Now that potatoes are tender, remove from heat and drain water into sink. With potatoes still in sauce pan shake the pan over low heat for several minutes until the potatoes are dry. This is to remove most of the water before adding milk. 5. Add pepper and salt. Then add milk a little at a time, beating mashed potatoes after each addition, until fluffy. Serve immediately for best results. I'm sure you and your family will enjoy this Mashed Potato Recipe. This is just one of many potato recipes available for immediate download. Please try some of the other potato recipes. |
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