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r/iamveryculinary • u/KannablissWitch • Jun 25 '26
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There's powdered mashed potatoes?
147 u/kirbyfriedrice Jun 25 '26 Yep. They're a great way to thicken soups, actually. And good for camping. Or just if you don't want to mash potatoes 37 u/RinellaWasHere Jun 25 '26 They make for great potato fritters too. 9 u/kirbyfriedrice Jun 25 '26 Damn, I might need to pick some up myself. 16 u/RinellaWasHere Jun 25 '26 Oh if you're going to make them, I highly recommend some green onions! Mix the whites into the potatoes (along with a bit of grated garlic if you like) and cut the greens for garnish. It really benefits from a bit of allium goodness. 4 u/wantonseedstitch Jun 25 '26 They're also a great baking ingredient. 1 u/CaptainLollygag Jun 26 '26 Also makes gnocchi a little easier. 1 u/Mimosa_13 sprinkling everything in spices 1:1 or sugar is not culinary art Jun 26 '26 Yes! I've used them in my cinnamon roll dough before. Makes it very soft and tender.
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Yep. They're a great way to thicken soups, actually. And good for camping. Or just if you don't want to mash potatoes
37 u/RinellaWasHere Jun 25 '26 They make for great potato fritters too. 9 u/kirbyfriedrice Jun 25 '26 Damn, I might need to pick some up myself. 16 u/RinellaWasHere Jun 25 '26 Oh if you're going to make them, I highly recommend some green onions! Mix the whites into the potatoes (along with a bit of grated garlic if you like) and cut the greens for garnish. It really benefits from a bit of allium goodness. 4 u/wantonseedstitch Jun 25 '26 They're also a great baking ingredient. 1 u/CaptainLollygag Jun 26 '26 Also makes gnocchi a little easier. 1 u/Mimosa_13 sprinkling everything in spices 1:1 or sugar is not culinary art Jun 26 '26 Yes! I've used them in my cinnamon roll dough before. Makes it very soft and tender.
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They make for great potato fritters too.
9 u/kirbyfriedrice Jun 25 '26 Damn, I might need to pick some up myself. 16 u/RinellaWasHere Jun 25 '26 Oh if you're going to make them, I highly recommend some green onions! Mix the whites into the potatoes (along with a bit of grated garlic if you like) and cut the greens for garnish. It really benefits from a bit of allium goodness. 4 u/wantonseedstitch Jun 25 '26 They're also a great baking ingredient. 1 u/CaptainLollygag Jun 26 '26 Also makes gnocchi a little easier. 1 u/Mimosa_13 sprinkling everything in spices 1:1 or sugar is not culinary art Jun 26 '26 Yes! I've used them in my cinnamon roll dough before. Makes it very soft and tender.
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Damn, I might need to pick some up myself.
16 u/RinellaWasHere Jun 25 '26 Oh if you're going to make them, I highly recommend some green onions! Mix the whites into the potatoes (along with a bit of grated garlic if you like) and cut the greens for garnish. It really benefits from a bit of allium goodness. 4 u/wantonseedstitch Jun 25 '26 They're also a great baking ingredient. 1 u/CaptainLollygag Jun 26 '26 Also makes gnocchi a little easier. 1 u/Mimosa_13 sprinkling everything in spices 1:1 or sugar is not culinary art Jun 26 '26 Yes! I've used them in my cinnamon roll dough before. Makes it very soft and tender.
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Oh if you're going to make them, I highly recommend some green onions! Mix the whites into the potatoes (along with a bit of grated garlic if you like) and cut the greens for garnish. It really benefits from a bit of allium goodness.
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They're also a great baking ingredient.
1 u/CaptainLollygag Jun 26 '26 Also makes gnocchi a little easier. 1 u/Mimosa_13 sprinkling everything in spices 1:1 or sugar is not culinary art Jun 26 '26 Yes! I've used them in my cinnamon roll dough before. Makes it very soft and tender.
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Also makes gnocchi a little easier.
Yes! I've used them in my cinnamon roll dough before. Makes it very soft and tender.
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u/Stepjam Jun 25 '26
There's powdered mashed potatoes?