Potatoes are economical, tasty and versatile. When you can grow your own, or buy them in
season on sale, it’s good to have several ways to use them to give variety to
your menus.
Grandma added them to yeast baked goods to improve moistness
and keepability; leftover mashed
potatoes made their return appearance as potato patties and for both meat and
vegetable pie toppings. Of course,
everyone has their favorite potato salad, both hot and cold.
Try a few of our recipes that put extra mashed potatoes to good
use.
leftover mashed potatoes is great for drop donuts as well.
ReplyDeleteNow add some leftover stuffing to them mashed potatoes and makes for wonderful crispy potato patties.
Make mashed potato cups using your muffin tin; scoop mashed potatoes in each cup; sprinkle with bit of cheese along with bit of parsley ad bake.
Also, don't forget about using them taters to top off Shepherd's Pie
Interesting pie blender utensil you have. Very unique potato masher. Never seen one quite like that shape/ style
These all sound good Colleen, in our house unless I plan for it we never have leftover mashed potatoes. They are one of Lyle's favorite foods. LOL
DeleteNice ideas...I especially like the idea of stuffing in the potato patties!
DeleteThe potato masher is my pie crust blender, as you see. However, the same company makes a larger potato masher of a similar design...this way I only keep one utensil to do both jobs, as I only do small amounts of potatoes by hand, and it's the best pie crust blender I've found.
You can also make pierogies and gnocchi.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes...I guess I need to find an expert to teach us the tricks of those recipes!
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