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Stop Adding Milk or Water to Your Mashed Potatoes: This Ingredient Makes Everything Creamier Than at the Restaurant!

  1. Peel, Cut & Cook

    • Peel and cut potatoes into medium chunks.

    • Place in a pot, cover with cold salted water (1 tbsp salt per quart), and boil ~20 minutes until fork-tender.

  2. Dry Until Light

    • Drain completely and return potatoes to the hot pan.

    • Cook on very low heat for 2–3 minutes, stirring gently to remove excess moisture.

  3. Mash Gently

    • Mash with a potato masher or ricer.

    • Avoid blenders or processors — they overwork the starch and make the mash gluey.

  4. Add the Butter

    • Stir in butter cubes immediately so they melt into the hot potatoes.

  5. Pour in the Hot Cream

    • Warm cream (don’t boil).

    • Add slowly in a thin stream, stirring until silky and smooth.

  6. Season & Finish

    • Taste, adjust salt, and add pepper if desired.

    • Sprinkle chopped chives for a fresh touch.

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