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Salt & Vinegar Mashed Potatoes
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burnardshaw
April 5, 2023
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harleywatsan
February 10, 2023
It works especially well with white balsamic vinegar. Almonds, salt and pepper potato chips, and other snack foods are my favorites Armoury Crate
harleywatsan
February 10, 2023
It was excellent when made with white balsamic vinegar. My favourite foods are almonds, salt-and-pepper potato chips, and others. Blox Fruit ScriptPC
weejayrane
January 27, 2023
With white balsamic vinegar, it turned out great. Almonds, salt-and-pepper potato chips, and other snacks are favorites of mine.
mfenske
November 19, 2022
These have become a household staple and people LOVE them!!!! The only change I made is to oven roast the potatoes instead of boiling them to give them a nice toasted flavor with the potatoes. I'm curious how these would turn out on the grill.
FrugalCat
April 7, 2022
Came out great with white balsamic vinegar. I'm a big fan of salt n vinegar potato chips, almonds, etc.
karin S.
November 15, 2019
I have a salt & vinegar roasted potato recipe that I believe is from Nigella & the potatoes are cooked in a vinegar & water mix. Could I use that instead of adding vinegar later. It tastes great as roasted potatoes so don't see why it wouldn't work here.
susanv
November 15, 2019
Three cups water in which to boil two pounds of potatoes...should it not be more water?
Emma L.
November 15, 2019
Hi! That amount of water is correct. If you need to add a little more to make sure the potatoes are submerged (depending on your pot shape/size), feel free—just adjust the salt accordingly.
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