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With Parsley available readily from my herb garden at the moment, I'm adding finely chopped parsley everytime I make mashed potatoes. I once added sweet potatoes (mashed up) to the usual mashed pototoes, it was lovely.
I guess you can make richer version with the addition of cream and cheese (as has been suggested by others) and how about garlic (roasted and mashed up). I heard there is a Greek style mashed potatoes which I think has olive oil, pounded garlic and lemon juice.
Moan - my mouth is watering - I've had to cut right back on all milk products, and I love strong cheddar, butter.... You jammy so-and-sos!
Mind you, for others with the same problem, some good-quality dripping is nice with either mash or bakers. You can buy it at the butcher's if you don't drip your own. Look for a pot with lots of brown juice at the bottom. And I agree with Nosferatu - leave the skins ON when cooking mash. You peelers don't know what you're missing.
My late stepdad used to make lovely bubble and squeak - he added in the leftover stuffing. Delicious. He made a gorgeous Cheese and Potato Pie, too - sigh...
If we have left over mash, and I am doing a casserole, I will recook it this way:
In a seperate casserole dish, mix the mash, extra milk and butter, diced onion (no need to pre fry), some frozen peas, pepper, parsley, and some grated mature cheddar. Sometimes this is topped with a layer of breadcrumbs or cheese (depending on mood and what's in the house).
Whack it in the oven with the casserole and it is just yum. If I have space in the freezer, I'll often throw leftover mash in and use it up this way later.
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