can you mash potatos in the pot
1302884
I love this pot, but I would mash my potatoes elsewhere. The non stick surface would be nicked. So to be safe I'd say no
1302885
Yes you can mash potatoes in it...I use plastic utensils in mine...I bought my first kettle like this 20 years ago and still use it to this day... I recently bought 2 more n give one to my daughter... My favorite kettle n use it always for everything... You won't be disappointed.. Love mine ..
462162
I wouldn't attempt to to anything that is not the consistency of cooked potatoes. I suggest a meat grinder for meat and poultry.
490774
Yes, actually you can do two baked potatoes in it. Sometimes, I even cube the potatoes into chunks to cook. Then, I put butter or sour cream on the potatoes once I take them out of the microwave. Hope that this helps!
1227045
I've done it before. Use a half cup of water per bowl and the potatoes, then separate using a strainer. Mix half an onion per bowl along with the potatoes mix a little garlic too. Use granulated garlic after separating the water and potatoes, salt and pepper too.
217123
Hmmm. How many potatoes are you mashing and mixing? When I use it for mashed potatoes, it's usually with 4-6 potatoes tops. I break them down with a potato masher first and add a little milk or vegetable broth during the mixing depending on the recipe. Additionally, I do not continuously blend. I move the blender around in the pot to help it. Perhaps it's the initial mashing or the addition of liquids, but the machine rarely needs more than just a few minutes to blend perfectly smooth potatoes. Cheers!
47787
Yes you can. My suggestion if you are roasting potatoes is to extend the cooking time about 5 mins to attain desired crispiness though. I've used them up to 450 degrees, personally.
536257
yes, you can. The quality of the pot is not as good as I expected. It is indeed thin.
606562
Re Moe&Company; response, YES, that is exactly right! I have some very expensive pots that have been damaged with beaters! Now, I cook my potatoes in one of my stainless steel pots, so I can mash them in it with no problem!
1116253
I have used the mixer on cookie dough w/great success so mashed potatoes will be a snap. great product!!
1238348
Yes, they are just very small. I have used the pan and wire rack for roasting potatoes.
2142089
I do whole potatoes in under 30 min. But I would not recommend doing to much else it will end up shooting out the air pressure hole. Making huge mess and possibly screwing up the whole machine
1316165
You have to cook whatever you are going to rice until fairly soft to avoid having to have a lot of strength. I got it because I wanted to make hash browns and spaetzle otherwise a potato masher is easier.
287117
No. You need to wash the potatoes and pat dry. The potatoes are already wet.
1033287
You can, but you probably won't like the result. There's a reason why these come in different sizes. They rely on fixed amounts of water and grounds. I have a friend who has two - one this size and a smaller one - trying to make a smaller batch in a bigger pot - undrinkable, like dirty socks and burnt rubber. Best bet is make a full pot and dump out what you don't drink
2135955
I wouldn't buy this specifically for that purpose. i suppose you could make Potatoes au Gratin in this, but I would suggest a baking dish, such as a pyrex or a ceramic baking dish.
1034902
When I bought from this seller he did have the mashed potatoes but I'm not sure about the soft bakes.. Hope this helps some
1600945
I rather would try something like "Best Hand Clothes Wringer", try to make a search on Amazon, you will find a machine that works beyond your expectations. The potato press is only good to make mash potatoes. Here is a link: Best Hand Clothes Wringer