I realise that some chefs use ricers (kitchen implements with tiny holes to squeeze the potato through) and Saint Delia even uses a electric whisk, but I am pretty committed to tradition. So, peel a few potatoes and them pop them into boiling water until they are soft.
Perhaps betraying a decidedly non-foodie bent but I use the nice all purpose potatoes. Yes, nothing fancy about this mash - certainly not worthy of a five star restaurant but pretty appropriate for my kitchen.
Drain the potatoes and then pull out the potato masher and crush the potatoes. I tend to add the butter and milk in half way through the process and keep mashing until I hit the desired consistency. Now at the end is when the magic happens and I add the wicked bits ........
- Crispy bacon bits
- Fried onion pieces (and of course, the bit of oil)
- Garlic Mayonnaise rather than butter
- Spring onion (finely chopped)
- Chili (bit of lovely finely chopped chili)
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