• @Evotech
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    2111 months ago

    Everyone? I mean what do you use

    • @UsernameIsTooLon
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      11 months ago

      The Michelin Star way is 1:1 butter to potato ratio (yes, so 1 pound of butter for every pound of potatoes) and a tiny bit of salt lol. You just run the mash potatoes through a fine mesh until it becomes a super smooth paste.

      • @Cannonhead2
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        511 months ago

        Jeez. I knew restaurant mashed potatoes used a lot of butter, but that’s pretty nuts if true.

        • @AngryCommieKender
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          11 months ago

          Restaurant food tastes good because we make it the unhealthy way, and we have commercial grade burners. To quote Beavis and/ or Butthead: “FIRE! hu hu YEAH! FIRE!”

        • @UsernameIsTooLon
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          111 months ago

          That’s why high end star restaurants serve smaller portions. 1) cuz it’s usually a lot of ingredients but also 2) there’s a psychological aspect where you appreciate the food more because there’s less of it.

      • @AngryCommieKender
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        111 months ago

        Fine mesh? We don’t have time for that shit. I think you meant stick a blender in there and whip the shit out of them till they’re smooth.

        • @UsernameIsTooLon
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          211 months ago

          That’s why it’s Michelin Star lol. I just mash everything into the pot it’s cooking out of. I personally like having some chunks of potato.

        • @[email protected]
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          111 months ago

          Then you need to clean the blender.

          Just mash with a potato masher or a huge fork for a couple min. Cleanup is: toss masher/fork into dishwasher.

          • @AngryCommieKender
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            111 months ago

            Small batches sure. I’m not interested in mashing 100 lbs of potatoes by hand every day