5 Ingredients or Fewer
Pomme Purée
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6 Reviews
Jordan P.
January 15, 2021
Dear everyone born after 1950, there's this new magic technology called microwaves that makes spending 40 min boiling potatoes a pretty dumb idea.
Also a food mill? Potato ricer? Can you come up with any more niche ways to squish a tuber you tools? To everyone reading this who actually wants to make pomme puree without buying new appliances, use a stiff fork to break up the potatoes followed by putting the mash through a metal strainer with a spatula.
Also do yourself a favor and add sea salt, black pepper, crushed tarragon/parsley, and a hint of parm/romano to bring a little flavor to this bland recipe.
Also a food mill? Potato ricer? Can you come up with any more niche ways to squish a tuber you tools? To everyone reading this who actually wants to make pomme puree without buying new appliances, use a stiff fork to break up the potatoes followed by putting the mash through a metal strainer with a spatula.
Also do yourself a favor and add sea salt, black pepper, crushed tarragon/parsley, and a hint of parm/romano to bring a little flavor to this bland recipe.
Jordan P.
January 15, 2021
Dear everyone born after 1950, there's this new magic technology called microwaves that makes spending 40 min boiling potatoes a pretty dumb idea.
Also a food mill? Potato ricer? Can you come up with any more niche ways to squish a tuber you tools? To everyone reading this who actually wants to make pomme puree without buying new appliances, use a stiff fork to break up the potatoes followed by putting the mash through a metal strainer with a spatula.
Also do yourself a favor and add sea salt, black pepper, crushed tarragon/parsley, and a hint of parm/romano to bring a little flavor to this bland recipe.
Also a food mill? Potato ricer? Can you come up with any more niche ways to squish a tuber you tools? To everyone reading this who actually wants to make pomme puree without buying new appliances, use a stiff fork to break up the potatoes followed by putting the mash through a metal strainer with a spatula.
Also do yourself a favor and add sea salt, black pepper, crushed tarragon/parsley, and a hint of parm/romano to bring a little flavor to this bland recipe.
Michelle H.
November 27, 2019
I thought these were smoother and more delicious than regular mashed potatoes. Perfect for the holidays.
Nancy G.
December 18, 2018
Wow is that right a pound of butter for 3 pounds of potatoes? I made mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving and for 10# I don't think I used 3/4# of butter
Gary
November 20, 2018
On the Pomme Purée recipe.
Can you say, TASTES LIKE DOG SHIT!!!!!!
Can you say, TASTES LIKE DOG SHIT!!!!!!
So S.
November 26, 2018
It's honestly just mashed potatoes but with a different texture, so the flavor is just buttery potatoes and really not anything else, similar to a basic mashed potatoes recipe.... Maybe try adding whatever herbs/spices you prefer if you like mashed potatoes more herby/spiced? If you like buttermilk in your mashed potatoes you could probably use cultured butter instead of normal butter (or some ratio of cultured:normal butter).
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