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• #27
This thread though. Smashed it etc.
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• #28
You mean "mashed it", surely?
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• #29
You can do both.
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• #32
you can wrap anything in that. EVEN more potatoes or anything you like (plugs)
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• #33
yo dawg
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• #34
not what i expected from the video title
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• #35
I bought 12.5kg of Rudolph yesterday. Seasonal, great roasters.
/csb
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• #36
Leftover grilled mash with some grated sheesh breakfast win
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• #37
haha!
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• #38
Par boiled, sliced 5mm thick, laid in a pyrex dish with red onion, milk and grated extra mature cheddar topping.
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• #39
did you know that common household crisps are actually cooked potato pieces?
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• #40
Recently I bought a square (brownie style) baking tin.
Long story short maybe I should just ackowledge the fact that I'm not a great baker.
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• #41
don't waste time slicing the potatoes, just use crisps soaked in boiling water
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• #42
Potato and celeriac, with onion and garlic, breadcrumb topping with grated (vegan) cheese added towards the end.
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• #43
Thank you for the suggestion, celeriac really isn't my thing though!
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• #44
cheese and onion crisps soaked in boiling water. begin now.
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• #45
Crisps thread >>>>
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• #46
it's not my fault that crisps are so polyvalent
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• #47
..especially when soaked
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• #48
My friend always has hot crisps on Christmas day
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• #49
Crispmas day then
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• #50
Haha! I love potato puns.
There are 3800 types of potatoe in Peru. Some say more than 4000! So chips every day, from different potatoes type would take more than ten years.
https://www.limaeasy.com/peruvian-food-guide/typical-potatoes