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cerise likes this 15/03/2012 10:11am (2 months ago)
its really nioce smooth mash i am even goig to use it for my gcse catering exam :)
Karen 13/02/2012 1:35am (3 months ago)
Is there a reason that Nadine potatoes are rated as quite waxy and yet perfect for mashing? The recipe above calls for floury potatoes, and I have found that floury potatoes seem better for mashing, particularly if you want to avoid lumps in the mash.
jide hassan 19/07/2011 11:23am (10 months ago)
Its nice.
Darren 05/07/2011 2:26pm (11 months ago)
How to make Ulster Champ
Ingredients
3lb potatoes
½ pint milk
3oz butter
salt
1 large bunch of scallions (spring onions), finely chopped
Preparation method
Boil or steam the potatoes. If you have boiled them in their skins remove skins. Then remove from the pan / steamer. Mash thoroughly.
Boil the milk and add to the potato, together with the scallions
Season, add a large knob of butter and stir well. Pile into serving dish.
Alternatively you can make a well in the centre and add the butter there.
Serve immediately.
Potato Council 28/06/2011 11:12am (11 months ago)
Good advice Dave, you could also add a low-fat cream cheese with the horseradish...creamy but with a little kick. Hope the site has inspired you!
Potato Girls
Dave 27/06/2011 6:22pm (11 months ago)
I find once you have drained off ya tatties break them up with fork first and work in a little of the butter.
Transfer them to a plastic bowl and give them a good mashing with milk and butter. Using a plastic bowl stops the mash from sticking to the side and all of potatos gets mixed in well.
Try adding either mustard or Horseradish. Or to spice it up a teaspoon of Worcester sauce.
Enjoy
Potato Council 20/06/2011 3:15pm (11 months ago)
Hi Ester, you can add all sorts of flavouring with your mash to make it even more tasty. Visit the Potato Girls on Facebook or Twitter and receive more tips :0)
Ester Esty likes this 20/06/2011 11:36am (11 months ago)
It sounds so good and I can't wait to try it!
Potato Council 26/05/2011 10:19am (12 months ago)
Hi Teresa,
Desiree and Estima are also great mashing varieties and are easily available in most supermakets/grocers. How wonderful that your son is having sausage and mash for their wedding feast. I can't think of anything more satisfying!
I would suggest speaking to a professional caterer with regards to quantities, but a great cooking cheat is to make sure the potato is cut up in small chunks, this will reduce the cooking time. Also if you add warmed milk to the mash it will make it lovely and creamy!
Hope the wedding goes well
Thanks,
Potato Girls
Teresa Elcock 23/05/2011 9:32pm (1 year ago)
Thanks for the advice about which kind of potato to usefor mash but which is around at this time of the year. My son is getting married in the garden and wants sausage and mash for 130 people so I am researching which is the right potato but wondered what was in season in the summer. The wedding is on the 23rd July. Do you think 1 kilo between 4 people of un peeled pots? Any adice about the best way to keep mash hot? Any top tips when cooking such large quantities? Thanks