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fungusucantkill
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Topic: The Potato Poll Posted: August 25 2007 at 11:25 |
Bluesaga wrote:
Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew. |
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Posted: August 25 2007 at 07:37 |
Chips or roast.
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Posted: August 24 2007 at 15:06 |
Mashed potatoes are delicious
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Posted: August 23 2007 at 17:25 |
I like my potatoes mashed, quartered, baked, fried, etc. Potatoes are the best!
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Posted: August 15 2007 at 17:12 |
French fried.
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Posted: August 15 2007 at 16:46 |
darqdean wrote:
why is pinot grigio popular all of a sudden? I just hope the whole world and his wife doesn't find out how good (and inexpensive) Prosecco is...
Anyhoo - Spuds. Best thing to come out of the Colonies, ever, thanks Sir Walter, not such a stupid git afterall.
I eat them anyway I can, but always with some fat/oil/butter - starch needs oil (true of rice, pasta and bread too): Twice-fried chips, cut thick like the Belgians do so they don't soak up too much oil like those spindly pomme frites things do, or Dauphinoise potatoes in a bubbling full-fat cream sauce, or Boulangere potatoes baked until the top is crunchy, or Chateau Potatoes with loads of parsley (why do the French have such great spud recipes yet are famous for those miserably fries?), or new potatoes covered in fresh Pesto or homemade mayonnaise, or Patatas Bravas that bite back, or Rosti with fresh ground pepper, or just mashed with chopped parsley or chopped sundried tomatoes, or Baked and covered with slowly melting garlic butter (Kartoffel mit Knoblauchbutter as I had it in Munich), or just par-boiled and then roasted in a dish with butter and slices of lemon (unbelievably scrummy - the acid in the lemon cuts through the oil in the butter like a hot salad dressing). Mashed or Baked? yeah, they're in there somewhere |
Well done, Dean! Prosecco rules... Though I'm not really a drinker, Prosecco is one of those wines I could easily drink a whole bottle at one go. The thing is, Pinot Grigio is just about the only white Italian wine you can find here in the US. As to potatoes, I voted for mashed - always had a thing for them, but they should be made from scratch. My own personal variation is to mash them with a fork adding some extra-virgin olive oil, salt and pepper - simpler and healthier than loading them with butter and milk. Next to mashed, I'd say roasted, the kind we make as an accompaniment to meats. I've never been very much into fries, though.
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Posted: August 15 2007 at 16:31 |
why is pinot grigio popular all of a sudden? I just hope the whole world and his wife doesn't find out how good (and inexpensive) Prosecco is...
Anyhoo - Spuds. Best thing to come out of the Colonies, ever, thanks Sir Walter, not such a stupid git afterall.
I eat them anyway I can, but always with some fat/oil/butter - starch needs oil (true of rice, pasta and bread too): Twice-fried chips, cut thick like the Belgians do so they don't soak up too much oil like those spindly pomme frites things do, or Dauphinoise potatoes in a bubbling full-fat cream sauce, or Boulangere potatoes baked until the top is crunchy, or Chateau Potatoes with loads of parsley (why do the French have such great spud recipes yet are famous for those miserably fries?), or new potatoes covered in fresh Pesto or homemade mayonnaise, or Patatas Bravas that bite back, or Rosti with fresh ground pepper, or just mashed with chopped parsley or chopped sundried tomatoes, or Baked and covered with slowly melting garlic butter (Kartoffel mit Knoblauchbutter as I had it in Munich), or just par-boiled and then roasted in a dish with butter and slices of lemon (unbelievably scrummy - the acid in the lemon cuts through the oil in the butter like a hot salad dressing). Mashed or Baked? yeah, they're in there somewhere
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Posted: August 15 2007 at 15:12 |
I reckon I like them there french-fried potaters.
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Posted: June 24 2007 at 13:42 |
pinot grigio
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Posted: June 24 2007 at 05:47 |
Phil wrote:
Par-boil for 10 minutes. Then roasted in an oven for about 1 1/2 hours with a little olive oil, honey, sprig of rosemary, salt n pepper. Turn ocassionally. Enjoy with roast beef. Yummy. |
i think it goes better with roast chicken and a bottle of pinot grillio
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Posted: June 23 2007 at 16:03 |
PureŽ of potatos
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Posted: November 27 2006 at 17:53 |
Bluesaga wrote:
Boil 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew.
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Good, a Lord of the Rings fan! I agree, I'll eat potatoes any way except in potato salad.
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Posted: November 26 2006 at 20:31 |
Man With Hat wrote:
Bj-1 wrote:
Mashed and baked. |
Here here!
Though Im Irish...I'll eat them any way they come. |
Let's hear it for Irish people! We are sooooo much better than Scotish people
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Posted: November 24 2006 at 15:51 |
Roasted
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Posted: November 24 2006 at 02:14 |
Deep fried in animal fat not very healthy but so good.
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Posted: November 24 2006 at 01:50 |
stonebeard wrote:
Man With Hat wrote:
Bj-1 wrote:
Mashed and baked. |
Here here!
Though Im Irish...I'll eat them any way they come. |
Except in famine form. |
Yeah
(Though its pretty hard to eat them at all in that condition)
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Posted: November 24 2006 at 01:40 |
Man With Hat wrote:
Bj-1 wrote:
Mashed and baked. |
Here here!
Though Im Irish...I'll eat them any way they come. |
Except in famine form.
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Posted: November 24 2006 at 01:39 |
Bj-1 wrote:
Mashed and baked. |
Here here!
Though Im Irish...I'll eat them any way they come.
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Posted: November 23 2006 at 11:09 |
Agreed, unsalted. I am one of those weird people who prefer not to put salt or pepper on anything
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