fluffiest mashed potatoes, sans masher. Potato mashers are specifically designed to break up cooked potatoes without overworking them. When used correctly, they essentially solve the gummy mashed ...

I’ve delved so heavily into potato ... t think that masher is doing your potatoes justice. I’ve found that, using a masher, it takes a lot more effort to get perfectly smooth mash.

A handheld potato masher, like KitchenAid's gourmet wire ... for instance -- means you can make a serious mound of mashed potatoes without needing a rest. Because you're already working hard ...

MAKING mashed potatoes always sounds simple. Boil up some peeled potatoes, drain once cooked, chuck in some salt and butter and use a masher to get ... of that mashed potato", he says.

When you are shopping for ingredients, try to look for potato ... the potatoes for roughly one minute until the butter is melted, then turn off the stove. Mash the potatoes with a masher or ...

Case in point: mashed ... potatoes every time. The tiny holes in both of these tools minimize the disruption of starch in the potatoes, so they don’t become mealy or gummy. I’m a big fan of the hand ...

You can also use a potato ricer or potato masher, but I found ... and the garlic came through without being overpowering. I would make these mashed potatoes again, especially considering how ...