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How I like my Mashed Potaters

  1. #41
    Any lovers of mashed turnips here? also delicious with butter and less carby than taters.
  2. #42
    i lke my mashed potatoes fresh and unmashed
  3. #43
    Crispy reverse pedophile
    Originally posted by Charles Ex Machina i lke my mashed potatoes fresh and unmashed
    I bet you like your girls fresh too
  4. #44
    Crispy reverse pedophile
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Any lovers of mashed turnips here? also delicious with butter and less carby than taters.

    I havent had, teach me to make
  5. #45
    Originally posted by Crispy I bet you like your girls fresh too

    best consumed within ten years from production date,
  6. #46
    Originally posted by Crispy I havent had, teach me to make

    Similar to the preparation of mashed taters. Peel (yes you do want to peel turnips), cut into cubes, boil till ready (when they drop off the fork when stabbed with said fork) then just add your butter, cream, salt, pepper etc...mash and enjoy.

    Turnips I've noticed are quite the premium in price here in the good ol USA...back in Jolly old England they were cheap and plentiful...not sure why there is that price discrepancy.

    Very delicious too.

    ETA:

    Mashed carrots with butter is a thing too, much nicer than unmashed carrots.
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  7. #47
    Speedy Parker Black Hole
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Similar to the preparation of mashed taters. Peel (yes you do want to peel turnips), cut into cubes, boil till ready (when they drop off the fork when stabbed with said fork) then just add your butter, cream, salt, pepper etc…mash and enjoy.

    Turnips I've noticed are quite the premium in price here in the good ol USA…back in Jolly old England they were cheap and plentiful…not sure why there is that price discrepancy.

    Very delicious too.

    ETA:

    Mashed carrots with butter is a thing too, much nicer than unmashed carrots.

    Prep them as you outlined but try this one time. Wrap them in foil with butter, fresh garlic, and seet onions and toss them on the grill or in the coals of a campfire.

    Just keep turning the foil packet every few minutes for about 20 to 25 minutes, unwrap, and enjoy.

    You can also mix them with rutabagas or even parsnips (always peel, blanch, and rinse parsnips before cooking) with the above method. I knew and old guy in Montana who grew turnips, parsnips, and rutabagas who turned me onto this around his campfire at his cabin one night in the mid 80s.
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  8. #48
    Speedy Parker Black Hole
    Oh, and mashed turnips with butter, half & half, and garlic.
  9. #49
    Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Similar to the preparation of mashed taters. Peel (yes you do want to peel turnips), cut into cubes, boil till ready (when they drop off the fork when stabbed with said fork) then just add your butter, cream, salt, pepper etc…mash and enjoy.

    Turnips I've noticed are quite the premium in price here in the good ol USA…back in Jolly old England they were cheap and plentiful…not sure why there is that price discrepancy.

    Very delicious too.

    ETA:

    Mashed carrots with butter is a thing too, much nicer than unmashed carrots.

    I thought you guys strictly ate fish & chips.
  10. #50
    RisiR † 29 Autism
    Maybe 30 years ago. Now it's Tikka Masala and Shawarma.
  11. #51
    Originally posted by RisiR † Maybe 30 years ago. Now it's Tikka Masala and Shawarma.

    Alright. What happened to tea time?
  12. #52
    RisiR † 29 Autism
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Alright. What happened to tea time?

    That's still a thing but it's called chai time now.
  13. #53
    Originally posted by RisiR † That's still a thing but it's called chai time now.

    So you're saying the England we knew is long gone.
  14. #54
    RisiR † 29 Autism
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ So you're saying the England we knew is long gone.

    They called it Brexit, I think.
  15. #55
    Originally posted by RisiR † They called it Brexit, I think.

    No, it was the European Union (yet another WEF/UN tool) that did it.
  16. #56
    RisiR † 29 Autism
    Yea, I was joking. It wasn't very funny though. I'm sorry.
  17. #57
    Originally posted by RisiR † Yea, I was joking. It wasn't very funny though. I'm sorry.

    Count yourself lucky you got out, which was a miracle, really. Your country would be 100 times worse right now if you hadn't.
  18. #58
    RisiR † 29 Autism
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Count yourself lucky you got out, which was a miracle, really. Your country would be 100 times worse right now if you hadn't.

    Getting out of what? We are still in the EU.
  19. #59
    Originally posted by RisiR † Getting out of what? We are still in the EU.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_(Withdrawal)_Act_2018
  20. #60
    Originally posted by ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ I thought you guys strictly ate fish & chips.

    Couple of nights ago I took simeone to The Red Lion British pub here in Houston...they had fish and chips, I had Keema and fries.
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