Mashed Potatoes are so easy, but you can jazz them up a little.
Here's how to make Smashing Spuds
To make 6-8 servings, take 5 good sized Idaho potatoes and start scrubbing.
Don’t peel the potatoes!
When making Idaho Mashed Potatoes, scrub spuds
thoroughly then use a paring knife or peeler to remove three strips of skin,
one on each end, and one in the middle. Cut and boil the potatoes until fork tender.
Drain off the water and if you'd like, save the potato water to put in your next batch of homemade bread or dinner rolls. It makes them extra soft.
Ready to mash?
Use a potato masher or electric beaters, depending on the consistency you like--extra smooth or a bit chunky.
Next add 1/2 cube butter, 1/4 cup heavy whipping cream, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and a tablespoon of seasoning. We like the Red Robin Seasoning (the same stuff they use on their fries) or you can use Season All or another favorite blend.
Mix together and give it a taste.
Delicious!
You can vary the recipe to your preferred taste, but the seasoning
really gives it that extra special flair--not overpowering, just enough
to make you go Mmmmmm.Rachelle loves those Idaho potatoes! Hope you enjoy Smashing Spuds from MashedPotatoesandCrafts.com
Well now don't these sound yummy!! My kids are huge mashed potato eaters. Your picture reminds me of them. When people eat with us the first time and I make mashed taters, they think I'm nuts with the amount I make. But when they see how much my kids love them, they no longer wonder why I make so much. I never thought of putting a seasoning like that in. I'll try it! Thanks for sharing the secret recipe!
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