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What Kind of Mashed Potatoes Are You Making?
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What Kind of Mashed Potatoes Are You Making?
Classic mashed potatoes with butter and milk/cream.
Cheesy mashed potatoes.
Food Mill: Love It or Hate It?
On a recent episode of Barefoot Contessa, I watched Ina Garten make the fluffiest-looking mashed potatoes. She used a food mill to get the texture of the potatoes perfect.
I've always considered food mills to be old-fashioned and unnecessary, but after watching Garten make her pillowy potatoes, I found myself wanting one.
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