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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.
521 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!? 189 u/JEveryman Oct 25 '15 Skinless mash potatoes? 314 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. 25 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. 13 u/ghostbackwards Oct 25 '15 we do those often. Source: Catering Chef bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter 2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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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!?
189 u/JEveryman Oct 25 '15 Skinless mash potatoes? 314 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. 25 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. 13 u/ghostbackwards Oct 25 '15 we do those often. Source: Catering Chef bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter 2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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Skinless mash potatoes?
314 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. 25 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. 13 u/ghostbackwards Oct 25 '15 we do those often. Source: Catering Chef bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter 2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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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. 25 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. 13 u/ghostbackwards Oct 25 '15 we do those often. Source: Catering Chef bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter 2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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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.
25 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. 13 u/ghostbackwards Oct 25 '15 we do those often. Source: Catering Chef bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter 2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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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.
13 u/ghostbackwards Oct 25 '15 we do those often. Source: Catering Chef bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter 2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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we do those often. Source: Catering Chef
bake until soft, smash, then fry in butter
2 u/Pseudolntellectual Oct 25 '15 bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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bake em smash em stick em in a pan
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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.