For stiffer mashed potatoes, use only three-fourths cup milk or cream; for richer potatoes, add another two tablespoons butter.
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493 Ratings
5 star values: 102
4 star values: 184
3 star values: 132
2 star values: 57
1 star values: 18
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
10/07/2015
Interesting that my (slightly) negative comment was deleted. Please advise if this is regular policy. I only questioned using a blender on mashed potatoes. (Sacrilegious in our home) Almost as bad as censorship.
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
11/27/2013
The amount of liquid seems to be about twice what is needed. Following the recipe would have make soup. Fortunately I was distrustful and proceeded with caution and was left with runny mashed potatoes, still usable, though too liquid to suit me, instead of having to pour or out or eat it (drink it) in private.
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09/08/2013
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06/04/2013
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04/08/2013
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Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
01/25/2010
bjhinokcok~ I added mayonnaise to the recipe as you suggested, and the potatoes tasted delicious. I do not have a potato ricer, nor an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment. Instead I blended the potatoes with a potato masher, then worked out the rest of the lumps with an electric mixer (not fitted with a paddle attachment.) My point is that is still very possible to make these great-tasting potatoes without all the proper tools. I would give this recipe five out of five stars.
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Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
11/14/2008
add one egg or just the yolk and it's delicious caba
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
11/13/2008
I always add a pinch of Baking powder to mashed potatoes (a bit more B.P.can be added depending on how much you make)which makes them very light
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
11/13/2008
Something I learned from a Chef friend is, add 1/3 C. give or take, real mayonaisse when whisking. It truly makes them so creamy, rich and delicious. Keep in mind, this is for about 6 -7 potatoes being mashed. Sheesh! Who uses measurments! LOL
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
11/03/2008
I love this recipe. When I make it, I peel and slice the potatoes; then, I rinse them and put them in fresh water in the pan I'm going to cook them in. Then, I place the whole pot in the fridge. I can do this in the morning and have them ready to cook when I'm ready for dinner. Since the recipe calls for cold water anyway, it works really well to just keep them in the fridge until I'm ready to use them.
Martha Stewart Member
Rating: Unrated
03/10/2008
This is our favorite recipe, although we cannot use the nutmeg anymore I have a son with a severe nut allergy. We still love it without!