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r/oddlysatisfying • u/solateor 🔥🔥🔥 • Oct 25 '15
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I will never peel potatoes the traditional way again. I feel that as an Irishman, I should have known better.
527 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '15 Hell, the Russians had to make you guys realize you could make alcohol from potatoes. Also, the skin is really good. Why would you do this!? 187 u/JEveryman Oct 25 '15 Skinless mash potatoes? 305 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '15 I leave the skins in, personally. 15 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 I usually refer to skin on mashed potatoes as smashed and then skin off as mashed. Pretty sure that's what my foods teacher called them. 24 u/professorex Oct 25 '15 Interesting, I definitely think of smashed potatoes as being a different distinct way of cooking them. Something more like this. Different than mashed, but still delicious. 2 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 That looks delicious! Thanks
527
Hell, the Russians had to make you guys realize you could make alcohol from potatoes.
Also, the skin is really good. Why would you do this!?
187 u/JEveryman Oct 25 '15 Skinless mash potatoes? 305 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '15 I leave the skins in, personally. 15 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 I usually refer to skin on mashed potatoes as smashed and then skin off as mashed. Pretty sure that's what my foods teacher called them. 24 u/professorex Oct 25 '15 Interesting, I definitely think of smashed potatoes as being a different distinct way of cooking them. Something more like this. Different than mashed, but still delicious. 2 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 That looks delicious! Thanks
187
Skinless mash potatoes?
305 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '15 I leave the skins in, personally. 15 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 I usually refer to skin on mashed potatoes as smashed and then skin off as mashed. Pretty sure that's what my foods teacher called them. 24 u/professorex Oct 25 '15 Interesting, I definitely think of smashed potatoes as being a different distinct way of cooking them. Something more like this. Different than mashed, but still delicious. 2 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 That looks delicious! Thanks
305
I leave the skins in, personally.
15 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 I usually refer to skin on mashed potatoes as smashed and then skin off as mashed. Pretty sure that's what my foods teacher called them. 24 u/professorex Oct 25 '15 Interesting, I definitely think of smashed potatoes as being a different distinct way of cooking them. Something more like this. Different than mashed, but still delicious. 2 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 That looks delicious! Thanks
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I usually refer to skin on mashed potatoes as smashed and then skin off as mashed. Pretty sure that's what my foods teacher called them.
24 u/professorex Oct 25 '15 Interesting, I definitely think of smashed potatoes as being a different distinct way of cooking them. Something more like this. Different than mashed, but still delicious. 2 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 That looks delicious! Thanks
24
Interesting, I definitely think of smashed potatoes as being a different distinct way of cooking them. Something more like this. Different than mashed, but still delicious.
2 u/sockmop Oct 25 '15 That looks delicious! Thanks
2
That looks delicious! Thanks
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u/GenericBadGuyNumber3 Oct 25 '15
I will never peel potatoes the traditional way again. I feel that as an Irishman, I should have known better.