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Vegemites
14-05-2007, 02:24 PM
ok so ive been really sick the past few days. i decided i would make mashed potatoes for lunch. what do you guys usually add to them? salt? pepper? tomato sauce?
leitch
14-05-2007, 02:26 PM
have you made the mash yet? best mash ever is potato and garlic. just do normal mashed potatoes but with some butter and garlic through it. sooo yummy
goes great with a salmon steak and some steamed veges
DJninja
14-05-2007, 02:33 PM
have you made the mash yet? best mash ever is potato and garlic. just do normal mashed potatoes but with some butter and garlic through it. sooo yummy
goes great with a salmon steak and some steamed veges
Yerrr thats the best or just some good ol tomato sauce:D. Pork cutlets on a cloud of garlic mashed potato with some steamed vegies on the side. mmmmmmmmmmmm
GravityGuru
14-05-2007, 02:34 PM
Salmon streak :eek: Sweet jesus, this isn't the hilton. Personally for my gourmet uni student lunches, i sometimes treat my self to "Le SPC Spagetiiola" or "Scramble eggoletto" Both are almost edible and cost next to nothing :) What more could you ask for?
Little bits of pre-fried bacon, plus some freshly chopped chives, this is in addition to butter, milk, s & p.
i get this "Deb's Mash" mashed potato packet stuff. God it tastes good, i just eat it by itself. Doesn't taste like real mash potato though hahah
bunya djer n dher
14-05-2007, 02:48 PM
the jared mash potatoe recipe:
alot of spuds
5 teaspoons of butter
1 1/2 cups of milk
5 cloves of garlic
that is the recipe i go by when im cooking it for myself :p
bunya_DH
14-05-2007, 02:54 PM
the jared mash potatoe recipe:
alot of spuds
5 teaspoons of butter
1 1/2 cups of milk
5 cloves of garlic
that is the recipe i go by when im cooking it for myself :p
and salt :p
Vegemites
14-05-2007, 02:55 PM
thats sweet im going to add garlic to my mash next time. it will be sickkkkk
DJ1wheel
14-05-2007, 02:58 PM
If you use a blender, and the potatoes come out of the pot steaming hot, add an egg to the mix as soon as you hit the blend button.
that is the secret to a smooth consistency.
bunya djer n dher
14-05-2007, 03:03 PM
and salt :p
shit i forgot like the main ingredient :o :p
Hugle
14-05-2007, 03:13 PM
it also tastes real good with gravy mhmmmmm :)
escott12
14-05-2007, 03:26 PM
Heres the recipe that never fails to impress.
Super Mash
Spuds
Milk (or cream)
Butter
S&P
And then the secret bit
Roast Veges, all chopped roughly (Tomato, Carrot, Onion, Broc and anything else you can find)
Kanga Bangas
Baccon
Chilli
Whole seed mustard
and Wasabi to your taste
Roast the veges, cook the meat, then the mash, then mix it all back together and wack it back in the fry pan for a bit.
Finely (as in 1mm cubed) diced onion, some crushed garlic and lemon pepper fried in butter covered on low heat for a while, mash the potatoes with whole egg mayonnaise, whole grain mustard and a bit of sour cream then stir the onion + garlic through before serving.
Simple but it tastes great, the whole egg mayonnaise is the key ingredient.
mike-
14-05-2007, 03:51 PM
I though I had a decent spud mash but this garlic will get me making something nice for dinner.
What I do:
Cook spuds.
Mash spuds.
Add milk, butter and an egg and stir to smooth.
Add a tomato diced.
Add a capcicum diced.
S + P
Stir.
Put in baking dish.
Sprinkle bread crumbs over top.
Put cheese over top, lots, oh and more cheese.
Bake in the oven on the temperature that all males use (180, I mean, do guys use any other temperature? Serious if someone here uses their oven on a different temperature tell me lol).
Yep cook till it's a bit golden brown on top.
Tomato sauce or lemon pepper on top and your set :D Yeow dinner.
Breaka
14-05-2007, 03:55 PM
the whole egg mayonnaise is the key ingredient.
Rik is on the money. First off whole egg mayo is a great in mashed spuds.
I normally have mine with a fair whack of butter, milk (not heaps), a descent table spoons worth of egg mayo and some salt & pepper.
As for the mashing method, I'm not sure what you guys do but I do as follows.
Drain the water completely, get the old spud masher out and work the spuds for a while. Then I take to them with a wisker which is used for mixing cake etc. Without one of these there is no way you can make a descent mash.
mike-
14-05-2007, 03:59 PM
You don't really need a egg beater thing.
A big lump of butter makes it smooth and creamy, and you just need to make sure the spuds are cooked properly and you won't get lumps.
OHHHHHHHH And make sure you have a variety of potato for MASHING.
I tryed these new ones, they are like red on the outside, and kind of greasy on the inside? The best yet :rolleyes:
Customjimmy
14-05-2007, 05:08 PM
I am so hungry now. and I'm going to make mashed potato. with garlic. and a couple of snags and a big pile of peas. ahhh
Booost
14-05-2007, 05:32 PM
Mmmmmmm bout to go have some mash and lamb chops right now!:D
Tomas
14-05-2007, 06:01 PM
toptip: Cook the spuds in chicken/vegetable/asian stock - gives them extra flavor.
Spring Onion
Diced bacon
Fried egg, chopped
butter
garlic
salt n pepper
= Heaven.
Salmon streak :eek: Sweet jesus, this isn't the hilton. Personally for my gourmet uni student lunches, i sometimes treat my self to "Le SPC Spagetiiola" or "Scramble eggoletto" Both are almost edible and cost next to nothing :) What more could you ask for?
being a poor uni student doesn't mean the end to the world.
although sometimes is does happen.
mashed potatoes is only with cream, butter and white pepper. ban tomato saude.
like the irish, enough butter to hold the potatoes together :P
ned_stp
14-05-2007, 08:48 PM
how many of you guys leave the skin on the potatoes?
ive been doing that lately and i prefer it to no skin.
alot of butter is the key to the perfect mash spud. i dont like all these different flavours in mine, just milke butter and s+p.
haydn
14-05-2007, 09:11 PM
Try honey and tomato sauce, sounds weird but i find the two flavour complement each other nicley... true
WolfCreekPsycho
14-05-2007, 09:54 PM
For left over Mash the following morning:
Use Hot fry pan
Add some butter to pan, then throw in the left over mash and flatten with fork and form what looks like an upside down frisbee.
Even better with some chopped ham or bacon.
When crispy on one side, flip it and pop your bread in the toaster.
When the toast pops, butter it and stick the mash on top.
Add salt and pepper to taste.... The best !!!
benni
14-05-2007, 10:00 PM
My mums brilliant invention is called tuna mush
mash potato, (how ever you make it)
with tuna and cheese, SIMPLE. seriously the best shit ever, and you can make risol(sp?) things out of them with bread crumbs to:D
donthucktoflat
15-05-2007, 10:45 AM
to my potatos i add:
Salt
Butter
Milk
Garlic (not too much)
cheese (just shredded tasty)
a steak or schnitzel
tomato sauce
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