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ummmm | 16:23 Fri 10th Feb 2012 | Food & Drink
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I can make a mean mash...but sometimes I see people putting an egg in it (or is it just the yolk?)

What difference does that make?
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I find that if you browning the top, it makes it crispier, don't do it otherwise.
yuck! butter and salt and pepper is enough!

or a tiny spot of cream or chives is nice too! x
definately no egg added for me
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yup sprinkle of cheese is nice x
I like horse radish in my mash when I eat beef.
butter , cheese, milk, chives, etc, anything but egg.
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Do you know if you have a good quality potato ricer you don't even need to peel the patatoes?

That's a good tip :-)
Did anybody else see Heston Bloomineck messing about with mashed pots the other night?
Not tried it ummmm but it is supposed to give a richness by adding a slightly beaten egg(all) also I used to add cold milk but warm does make them fluffier.
I always used to peel my potatoes even new ones if making mash, but we went out for a meal and the potatoes were gorgeous mashed with the skins on now it's the only way I do them.
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What did he do Dicky?
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pizza - that's what the chef I watched said.
You def need to try them ummmm.
I'm on a low carb diet at mo so have some for me lol .
it makes it richer, i don;t bother though. i do use a pot ricer and warm the milk and butter up
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I'll give it a go then..,,,watch this space pizza :-)

That's what I do Fluff...
i want mash now, i was having spag and meatballs

might have to be mash, meatballs and gravy now
mash spud with eggs in is more or less pommes duchesse.

pommes duchesse i like posh smash but with nobs on.

http://static.guim.co...2006/09/26/smash3.jpg
He warmed the peeled spuds through in a pan of water at 72F for about 30 mins to lock in all the starch. Then in fresh water boiled them for 20/30 mins. drained them and put them through a potato ricer and then rubbed them through a sieve and then added 25% of their weight in butter and beat them and added some potato flavoured milk made by infusing hot milk with the peelings from the potatoes. I think that is how he did it ummmm. His three times cooked chips looked good but to be honest homemade oven chips can be just as good
I could just manage a fried mashed potato butty now. All this typing about food has made me hungry.

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