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11-29-2007, 07:20 PM
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Marvelous Mashed Potatoes (High Altitude Gardening & Cooking)
I go through periods of my life when cooking everything from scratch is essential to good living.Then the dishwasher breaks and I rebound. I can't help myself. I'm weak. Plus, I'm hungry. And, it's hard to cook a meal once you've run out of dishes. It begins, innocently enough ~ a dinner date with my on again, off again par amour, Mr. Microwave. Soon, I'm sucked back into one of my most enjoyable bad habits: the cutting of corners. Take potatoes, for instance. Sure you can tub 'em, rub 'em and scrub 'em or... you could just doll up the pre-made varieties. Because no amount of toil and trouble can match the stirring in of some fresh chives and Gournay cheese. Recipe Steps for Marvelous Mashed Potatoes: 1) Get yourself to the hot mashed potato stage however you please - work yourself into a frenzy or buy them pre-mashed from the store. 2) Dice a couple tablespoons of fresh chives (just the stems) into the potatoes. 3) Add a few tablespoons of real butter. 4) Stir in a package of Garlic & Herb Gournay cheese. Warning: These are the fattiest fat fat potatoes you've ever tasted. Which is why I call 'em Marvelous! Another Warning: Read the label! Last Thanksgiving, I accidently bought a package of reduced fat Gourney cheese, by mistake. That was a dark day, indeed. Third & Final Warning:Chives are a pretty pink and purple lifetime commitment in the garden. That's because they are hellacious re-seeders. No matter how hard you try, once you plant them, you'll always have them. Personally, I think they're worth it. Their fresh green stems have a delicate, oniony flavor that simply cannot compare to a dried spice. More... |
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