Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes Recipe, Cannibal Joke... August 12, 2004
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Our Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes (For The Request)
Ingredients
5 – Pounds of Idaho russet type /or Yukon Gold Potatoes
2 or 3 – whole pods, (not cloves) of Garlic
Olive oil
Butter
4 – Ounces of Cream Cheese (cubed)
½ & ½ -cream
Chopped fresh parsley
chopped fresh chives (or Frozen)
Directions
This recipe is from my own collection and we always have it for
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Our Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Do ahead, hold each pod of garlic on the side, take a sharp knife and
cut the pod about ¼ or so of an inch from the top all the way across
the top, exposing the raw garlic cloves.
Place on a Cooke sheet covered with a piece of aluminum foil.
Pour and rub in olive oil in to the top of the garlic.
Bake in a 325-degree oven for about 45 minutes to an hour or until
garlic is soft, remove and let cool.
Peel cube and place potatoes in good water, bring to a boil, and
simmer until they are soft, but not mushy. (Drain very well)
We add cooked potatoes to a large mixing bowl; add butter cream
cheese and a very small amount of cream then add the chives and
parsley, mix with beaters well.
You will be able to separate the garlic from the pod and just pinch
at the stem end and the garlic paste will pop right out, add this
paste to the potatoes, whip well and salt and pepper to taste.
Note: for those who want to Zip this dish up just chop up a Jalapeño
pepper very fine and add it.
These are the very best mashed potatoes I have ever found in 60 years
of cooking.
Enjoy, Bob (Old Gringo the Duce)
Contributor : Doubleduceuno-Thanks!
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