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![]() Stan Horwitz wrote: > In article >, > "cybercat" > wrote: > > > This year, I really want to avoid the last minute flusters. > > > > However, I want everything to be really good. > > > > On the good side, I am only cooking for 4--but of course we have to have > > enough leftovers for everyone to take home. > > > > Is there a way to make homemade mashed potatoes ahead of time and have them > > be just as good? Or is that the one thing, along with the bread, that I need > > to do just before serving? I'm using russets if that matters. Thanks! > > Sure. Just cook the mashed potatoes the day before. Make them a bit dry, > then a few minutes before you're ready to server, add a bit of milk and > butter, put them in a microwave safe serving bowl, nuke for a few > minutes, stir thoroughly, then nuke a few more minutes In what way is that more convenient than just making the mashed potatoes at the dinner time? |
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