Potato mashers are usually stainless steel, hard plastic or nylon. The metal utensils may cost a little extra, but they make ...

Use a potato masher or other suitable utensil to press down on the potato and smash them to even thickness (the thinner they are the crispier they'll be; just make sure they don't break apart).

Fat: You can use butter, schmaltz, or oil depending on your preference or the other parts of your meal if you keep kosher. Butter and schmaltz have more flavor, but oil is pareve (neither meat nor ...

Created for the 2022 Met Gala, chef Lauren Von Der Pool cast boiled baby potatoes in the role of “vegan eggs” with a few simple tricks. The potatoes halved, you’ll scoop out their tender ...

The OXO Good Grips Potato Masher is a fairly straightforward tool ... The combination of the broad plate and ergonomic horizontal plastic handle reduces the strain on your hands and wrists ...

The dishwasher-safe kitchen shears have stainless steel blades and ergonomic plastic handles ... You’ve heard of a potato masher, but what about an avocado masher? Appropriately coined the ...

[7] Parents eventually got sick of finding potatoes getting mouldy behind sofas and under beds. In 1964, Hasbro created a plastic potato for the plastic parts. The thing was designed long before ...

This sweet potato casserole with marshmallows and pecans is the ultimate holiday side dish. With creamy sweet potatoes, a ...

One of the first signs that this place is different, is right there on the front lawn. Look at the world’s largest potato masher. The nearly 39-foot tall potato masher was erected to serve as a ...