Hi Poppy. Great video. I'm a doctor and have worked a fair bit in trauma. I have also taken off a significant part of my right thumb with a mandolin. Nobody likes the stupid protective dodats that come with the mandolins. Please just use a cut protection glove. They work great and are only about two or three pounds and are washable. They have protected me and my friends from soooo many injuries over the years. Thanks and cheers.
Wow!! I’m in love!!! Not only with the potatoes, but mostly with the cook!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😍 I’ve been cooking since I have a memory, I have a fresh pasta factory and… I’m in love!!
I'm not massively into tiktok and shorts and the like, so I only discovered your content relatively recently (after a sorted collab), but I'm SO here for this long-form content! I know it takes a LOT of work, but please keep it coming! You're absolutely smashing it! (Should that be mashing it?!)
Add butter to the cream when you make these. Top with a mix of salt, thyme, and rosemary and then sprinkle some parmigiano reggiano all while it is still hot so the cheese melts slightly and sticks. Also really good if you make a butter and cream sauce to pour on them. They're also great with steak sauce. I think this is usually called 100 layer potatoes. Also if you fry in a skillet, add butter to the oil. Yes some milk solids will burn, but the layer of froth on top of the oil will keep splatter to a minimum. Also browned butter tastes good anyways.
Are you saying we should ignore this women because she’s full of shit and we should listen to you instead because you’re the pro chef? Seriously, are you always telling people what to do on other people’s social media? Why not get your own?
Moist is such a good word, as you mentioned, that Sir Terry P. named one of his better characters Moist Von Lipwig, and proceeded to write three books with him in it. For this, and other reasons, he was bestowed an OBE (and though I myself am a California native, I understand this to of quite considerable importance! Correct me if I’m wrong…?) These were also my wife’s favorite stories. In honor of this convergence, I shall be making this recipe for her this fall, for our anniversary. A: Because I’ve always wanted to, since I learned of “millionaire fries”, and saw a certain Ben Ebberol do it, and B: Because she’s worth it. As are you. Subbed! P.s. Yes I followed you from Sorted, your were a collaborative gem over there. Was genuinely sad that you didn’t stand in for James more, once he was off (ish). But very pleased it gave you the confidence to try your hand here on YT. Don’t fear the future, chuck a spud at it! And get a couple collabs in, as you are able. 👍🏻🥔
I was a KP for three months and got s chance of a Commie Chef position at a THF hotel. Head Chef seen some potential in me before I even seen anything. So I became the Veg chef. I got my bum kicked a few times for being smart as I knew better, or so I thought. Saute potatoes to Lyonnaise potatoes and then to Parisian potatoes. Same thing "NO". I then became humble. Chef's name was Micheal Crawford, sadly his wife's name was not Betty. Full respect to him as he taught me so much. Poppy Love life an Love your work. Respect.
I saw the thumbnail and wondered if this was the Poppy I watched on Sorted a while ago. It sure was. In less than 5 minutes you included US and UK names for a potato. Subscribed. I look forward to what you have planned.
The names are the same in both countries, they are different breeds of potato with similar characteristics. There's many other types not suitable for a higher starch recipe like this.
I did a version of this parve a few years ago and I was entirely unable to force myself to aminate the slices one at a time, so I just lumped 'em in together and the weight over time just compressed 'em together. It was perfect. As to flavor. I found it wanting. Next time I'll endeavor to build some complexity into it. Maybe goat cheese. instead of cream
This is this first video of yours I've watched. I can say without hesitation! Love love love! I subscribed! Can't wait to see what you cook next! Coffee over tea for me, but I'm american, so there's that. Lol lol. 💙 💙💜🩷💚❤️🩵
I’m so glad you’re on RUclips now. Loved your energy since I saw you on sorted food. I’ve seen this recipe on your insta too but still worth a watch and I like you talk a lot more too.
I love you so much Poppy, but I had to have a giggle when you seasoned then knocked it all off with the scrape to demonstrate the texture haha. Finally trying this, can't wait!
started the 3 hour wait 5 minutes ago. Getting enough potato slices in the tin's corners was a bit tricky. Since double cream is not easily obtainable in the Netherlands, I used 500ml whipped cream, which has 50% fat,and a 100 ml yogurt. To get rid of most of the moisture, I used a salad centrifuge.
We used to do a similar dish, as a special, in a restaurant I worked in about 25 years ago, sometimes we added a bit of garlic and rosemary to the layers. They were very popular, but sooooo time consuming.
Great episode with an interesting recipe! I like the word “moist” myself. I like it even more now that I’ve heard it said with a lovely British accent. 😃👍🏻
I've got myself a professional, high grade chef's mandolin with an amazing finger guard/food holder. No, I am not associated or affiliated with them, I am just so damn impressed by it. Yes, it ain't cheap but to me it was totally worth the one time investment. It gives me super consistent, ultra thin slices of almost anything that's sliceable on a mandolin. It's thickness is variable also by a knob, but it can also rotate up additional blades for either thin fry cuts, or down to thicker Julienne. It's from the company Hagen Grote. As I understand it there are obviously even higher end mandolins out there, but I haven't found any recent, trustworthy reviews for them yet.
I subscribed at around 5:38 . You made me smile. Which was an accomplishment today in America. You have such a lovely, cheeky manner. I shared this recipe with my husband. He’s the chef. I just actively and enthusiastically encourage him in his endeavours. 😊
Love the mandolin tool but once i sliced off my entire palm and the front of my fingers and a good part of my wrist and forearm. That was very moist! I stood there in shock, blood pouring like a sieve. I thought "thats probably about as moist as you can get!" Moist with blood at least. Now im hungry for a potato!
Poppy poppy poppy, first saw you on Saturday Morning. You where captivating then and now. Keep going you are infectious, please keep away from short vids they are not working hear I feel. I know you can do more than spuds but it is fun, the odd wink is good. Please keep going and don’t change. 😂😂😂😂😂
I’ve seen you a few times with “the boys” from Sorted food. Enjoyed each episode. You all have such wonderful chemistry. Am going to try this soon as we have a 20k bag of HUGE 6” long russets from the US to use up before they rot. I worked with a few folks that couldn’t abide the word moist. It describes the texture perfectly. “They” need to get over themselves. Enjoying your beautiful laugh, and smile here in Mexico City.
I hit like when you said "moist". It's a fantastic word, a luscious word, a quenching word. I think that people who have difficulty achieving *moistness*, in their food, in themselves, or in others, may be the ones who complain about the word "moist."
I really appreciate when the music turned down so we could actually hear the crunch! Ghost hunting shows or anything else that want you to “listen to this…” always keep the background music going. “No, I didn’t hear that sound cause you didn’t turn off the music! Ya, dingbats!”
I have one of those branded mandolins called a "V-Slice" by Börner, I highly recommend them. It doesn't have that adjustable bit but it comes with different inserts to control the thickness and also with multiple vertical blades to Julienne and dice. And the design of the handguard is second to none, it has little metal spikes inside a big hat type shape with a plunger on top, makes it so very fast to use. It's the only thing we've ever bought from seeing one of those dreadful "infomercials" but it's genuinely great! 😂 Using the 2mm julienne insert it's incredible for making high speed super fine coleslaw 😋
Poppy, they look amazing and I'm sure they taste even better! Thanks for sharing and "moist" isn't a bad word, especially when used in your normal context of innuendo 🤭. Much ❤
I'm so glad I've found you Poppy! New subscriber!! American here but you and the commentors here, made me feel, at home! 😊 I'm planning on making this for my wee family. Thank you so much!🥰
My mother used to produce something very similar but added 1 large onion to the potatoes, no mandolin she had good knife skills though so super thin even slices were not a problem, also no deep fat fryer but she did a damn good job in a regular pan
Poppy, you just popped up on my feed, lots of great recipes, and delivered very well. However I’m conflicted, I’m Irish I love potatoes, but I’m a Type 1 diabetic so potatoes don’t like me. But having great gourmet recipes to have on special occasions sounds like a great compromise. Hasse Backs up first, 15 hour potatoes…… not just yet, but look great.
It looks like those need a “Dollop” of Alfredo sauce next to them, for a fancy presentation! The potatoes look amazing, and sound amazing, and I swear I could hear and smell them frying over the net!!!…
source: i'm a chef. when using the mandolin, do not apply pressure, let gravity and forward momentum do the work. IF you need to "push", this is usually when you cut yourself.
Gawd - you posses the patience of a Saint! - wrapped in foil and nestled among the campfire coals would be my suggestion 🙂 have the sour cream close to hand
I’m goin all the WAY 1/2” on these slices! Way better surface/crust:soft, fluffy interior ratio. 😄 Jebus, the *15 HOURS* is layering the paper-thin slices to fill that tub! Holy Moses-I’ll have ta hire a labor temp ta do THAT phase … _FOR - SHORE!_ 👀🤩🥳 First time I’ve seen her, so she’s off to a swimmin start. 🤟
I have a Ritter slicer from Germany. Way easier than a mandolin and far less dangerous... I especially like it for finely slicing my beef roasts! It does everything a mandolin can do and more...
As a mom of 5, that's fewer potatoes than we use to make mashed potatoes. It's just funny seeing her talk about this absurdly huge amount of potatoes when it's less than we use for a regular dinner. 🤣
seen a a similar recipe on the dinnae wait rose website .15 hrs for a tattie .excellent value,i love my tatties ,phoning in sick tomorrow to make this ,thanks
Looks great Poppy! I think I might have a crack at this but it seems like a more late Autumn / Winter vibe (not that the ummer is anything to shout about).
I made this using a vegetable sheet cutter on my Kitchenaid. It does leave a lot of potato cores, but I boiled them and made home fries after cooling them.
Everyone deserves someone in their life who looks at them the same way Poppy looks at a potato.
I look at Bacon that way
you had me at potato
need this on a t-shirt
Me too 😂
she had me at poppy cooks
moice 👌
Had me at HELLO! 👋🏻👁👄👁
Hi Poppy. Great video. I'm a doctor and have worked a fair bit in trauma. I have also taken off a significant part of my right thumb with a mandolin. Nobody likes the stupid protective dodats that come with the mandolins. Please just use a cut protection glove. They work great and are only about two or three pounds and are washable. They have protected me and my friends from soooo many injuries over the years. Thanks and cheers.
"I have also taken off a significant part of my right thumb." Did it grow back, or is it a permanent injury?
@@sfermigier It's missing now, I have a patch of scar there instead
Use a rotary slicer/mandolin/shredder rather than that deathtrap
ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!!!!!
Incredibly dangerous home appliance.
Lost the tip of three fingers. Still numb to this day.
thanks for the advice!
love it when you say "moist"
I love "Moist", & Squishy pretty good too.
I love when some one mentions Bacon
"Moist" makes me think of fern fronds dripping in a forest. Lovely.
We all know what you mean lol, I bet she does too lol
"lied to my whole life..." got me to sub. That was gold.
Me too! I don't think I've laughed so much watching a cooking video 😂
This girl's grace is enchanting! What a charmer! Poppy Cooks is going to grow ten fold within 3 years.
I worked as a chef for many years Poppy and I think you would be a scream to work with, great sense of humour 😂
Love that you are starting a RUclips channel. Became a fan after a few fun vids on Sorted!
Yay glad you’re enjoying these vids too. I love Sorted
You are my queen, much love poppy, I like sorted but they are all silly boys, you are a genius girl 🤗✌️❤️
@@poppycooks Soooh, 5 star "hash browns". Air fryer be OK?
Wow!! I’m in love!!! Not only with the potatoes, but mostly with the cook!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😍
I’ve been cooking since I have a memory, I have a fresh pasta factory and… I’m in love!!
I'm not massively into tiktok and shorts and the like, so I only discovered your content relatively recently (after a sorted collab), but I'm SO here for this long-form content! I know it takes a LOT of work, but please keep it coming! You're absolutely smashing it! (Should that be mashing it?!)
Woooooo so glad you’re enjoying them and thanks for the lovely comment
Same!
Add butter to the cream when you make these. Top with a mix of salt, thyme, and rosemary and then sprinkle some parmigiano reggiano all while it is still hot so the cheese melts slightly and sticks. Also really good if you make a butter and cream sauce to pour on them. They're also great with steak sauce. I think this is usually called 100 layer potatoes.
Also if you fry in a skillet, add butter to the oil. Yes some milk solids will burn, but the layer of froth on top of the oil will keep splatter to a minimum. Also browned butter tastes good anyways.
Are you saying we should ignore this women because she’s full of shit and we should listen to you instead because you’re the pro chef? Seriously, are you always telling people what to do on other people’s social media? Why not get your own?
"...been lied to my whole life..."🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣You win the prize for the most fun food video I've ever seen!!!! ❤ Now I have to make this!
Moist is such a good word, as you mentioned, that Sir Terry P. named one of his better characters Moist Von Lipwig, and proceeded to write three books with him in it. For this, and other reasons, he was bestowed an OBE (and though I myself am a California native, I understand this to of quite considerable importance! Correct me if I’m wrong…?) These were also my wife’s favorite stories. In honor of this convergence, I shall be making this recipe for her this fall, for our anniversary. A: Because I’ve always wanted to, since I learned of “millionaire fries”, and saw a certain Ben Ebberol do it, and B: Because she’s worth it. As are you. Subbed!
P.s. Yes I followed you from Sorted, your were a collaborative gem over there. Was genuinely sad that you didn’t stand in for James more, once he was off (ish). But very pleased it gave you the confidence to try your hand here on YT. Don’t fear the future, chuck a spud at it! And get a couple collabs in, as you are able. 👍🏻🥔
"Now I know what inches are... Hm, been lied to my whole life" 😂😂😂😂
Golden inches of goodness
I am so thankful for all the different ways to eat potatoes!!
so am I… otherwise i’d be unemployed 😅😂
“Been lied to my whole life” 😂
😂
that killed me
I've been lying my whole adult life!!!
About BAcon ?
@@viol8r007 sausage
I was a KP for three months and got s chance of a Commie Chef position at a THF hotel. Head Chef seen some potential in me before I even seen anything. So I became the Veg chef. I got my bum kicked a few times for being smart as I knew better, or so I thought. Saute potatoes to Lyonnaise potatoes and then to Parisian potatoes. Same thing "NO". I then became humble. Chef's name was Micheal Crawford, sadly his wife's name was not Betty. Full respect to him as he taught me so much. Poppy Love life an Love your work. Respect.
My intro to Poppy Cooks, first two videos all about Potatoes and Butter. I think I may just have found a new favorite channel. hahaha
Thanks Poppy - never seen these before - will give it a go
Really enjoyed the video, thanks Poppy! It is adorable how excited you are about potatoes 🤗🤗
Live in Alaska. Going to make this with pan fried halibut.You are my potatie queen!
Sounds delicious 🙌
I made this a few months ago. It was labor intensive but the the results were delicious!
Glad to hear Susan!
Ooo does this mean there might be more poppy content on YT on the way?! Definitely here for it, you're an awesome lass!
Yes a new video every single Wednesday 🎉
They look absolutely amazing! If someone can find a way to fill them with gruyere they deserve the Nobel prize!
The inches comment had me in tears! Loved you on Sortedfood, glad to see you're having a crack at it yourself.
What's with the confusing mixture of inches for length but Celsius for oven temp?
@@tomhorsley6566 An inch is 2.54 cm. And a reasonable six inches is roughly this long: | |
@@tomhorsley6566 We like to be awkward.
I saw the thumbnail and wondered if this was the Poppy I watched on Sorted a while ago. It sure was. In less than 5 minutes you included US and UK names for a potato. Subscribed. I look forward to what you have planned.
It’s me woooo
The names are the same in both countries, they are different breeds of potato with similar characteristics. There's many other types not suitable for a higher starch recipe like this.
I did a version of this parve a few years ago and I was entirely unable to force myself to aminate the slices one at a time, so I just lumped 'em in together and the weight over time just compressed 'em together. It was perfect.
As to flavor. I found it wanting. Next time I'll endeavor to build some complexity into it. Maybe goat cheese. instead of cream
How about grated parmesan between the layers?
I’d love it if you kept your hair out of the way.
Liked specifically for the way you say 'moist'!
This is this first video of yours I've watched.
I can say without hesitation! Love love love! I subscribed! Can't wait to see what you cook next!
Coffee over tea for me, but I'm american, so there's that. Lol lol. 💙 💙💜🩷💚❤️🩵
Came for the potato but stayed for Poppy! You're very entertaining to watch 😊
I’m so glad you’re on RUclips now. Loved your energy since I saw you on sorted food. I’ve seen this recipe on your insta too but still worth a watch and I like you talk a lot more too.
I love you so much Poppy, but I had to have a giggle when you seasoned then knocked it all off with the scrape to demonstrate the texture haha. Finally trying this, can't wait!
started the 3 hour wait 5 minutes ago. Getting enough potato slices in the tin's corners was a bit tricky. Since double cream is not easily obtainable in the Netherlands, I used 500ml whipped cream, which has 50% fat,and a 100 ml yogurt.
To get rid of most of the moisture, I used a salad centrifuge.
update, whipped cream & yogurt was not sticky enough. Taste was good. Next time probably something cheesy with quark.
I really enjoy your energy and instructions in this video, thank you and we can't wait to try it at home!
Never seen her before! Such a precious lass!
My son in law is one of those who doesn’t like “moist “. My wife and I tease him mercilessly!
We used to do a similar dish, as a special, in a restaurant I worked in about 25 years ago, sometimes we added a bit of garlic and rosemary to the layers. They were very popular, but sooooo time consuming.
I would fry that in beef tallow or clarified butter. Looks amazing!!
looks great, but what a job. I didn't know the recipe. Thanks for the sharing
I think I'm in love. That looks amazing.
Great episode with an interesting recipe! I like the word “moist” myself. I like it even more now that I’ve heard it said with a lovely British accent. 😃👍🏻
I'm gonna make these! More recipes, Poppy! You're awesome!
I've got myself a professional, high grade chef's mandolin with an amazing finger guard/food holder. No, I am not associated or affiliated with them, I am just so damn impressed by it. Yes, it ain't cheap but to me it was totally worth the one time investment. It gives me super consistent, ultra thin slices of almost anything that's sliceable on a mandolin. It's thickness is variable also by a knob, but it can also rotate up additional blades for either thin fry cuts, or down to thicker Julienne.
It's from the company Hagen Grote.
As I understand it there are obviously even higher end mandolins out there, but I haven't found any recent, trustworthy reviews for them yet.
Oooo! Maybe I need an upgrade
I subscribed at around 5:38 . You made me smile. Which was an accomplishment today in America. You have such a lovely, cheeky manner. I shared this recipe with my husband. He’s the chef. I just actively and enthusiastically encourage him in his endeavours. 😊
Love the mandolin tool but once i sliced off my entire palm and the front of my fingers and a good part of my wrist and forearm. That was very moist! I stood there in shock, blood pouring like a sieve. I thought "thats probably about as moist as you can get!" Moist with blood at least. Now im hungry for a potato!
Poppy poppy poppy, first saw you on Saturday Morning. You where captivating then and now. Keep going you are infectious, please keep away from short vids they are not working hear I feel. I know you can do more than spuds but it is fun, the odd wink is good. Please keep going and don’t change. 😂😂😂😂😂
That looks amazing.
Step Six - The step you reserve for that kid who loves to help out in the kitchen.
I’ve seen you a few times with “the boys” from Sorted food. Enjoyed each episode. You all have such wonderful chemistry. Am going to try this soon as we have a 20k bag of HUGE 6” long russets from the US to use up before they rot. I worked with a few folks that couldn’t abide the word moist. It describes the texture perfectly. “They” need to get over themselves. Enjoying your beautiful laugh, and smile here in Mexico City.
Love the color of her mixer w that kitchen. 👌😄🤷♂️
I hit like when you said "moist". It's a fantastic word, a luscious word, a quenching word. I think that people who have difficulty achieving *moistness*, in their food, in themselves, or in others, may be the ones who complain about the word "moist."
Potatoes are WONDERFUL.
Very entertaining ... looks delicious ... well done poppycook ... will watch ur videos in the future ...
Your Dish is really a Labour of love...just like my Mama would have made it...ThankU LuvU...😅😊🤣
I really appreciate when the music turned down so we could actually hear the crunch! Ghost hunting shows or anything else that want you to “listen to this…” always keep the background music going.
“No, I didn’t hear that sound cause you didn’t turn off the music! Ya, dingbats!”
Props Poppy for being a professional after it seemed like you scorched your mouth with molten deliciousness!
I’m used to it after the amount of hot potatoes I’ve not been able to stop myself from eating 😂
I have one of those branded mandolins called a "V-Slice" by Börner, I highly recommend them.
It doesn't have that adjustable bit but it comes with different inserts to control the thickness and also with multiple vertical blades to Julienne and dice.
And the design of the handguard is second to none, it has little metal spikes inside a big hat type shape with a plunger on top, makes it so very fast to use.
It's the only thing we've ever bought from seeing one of those dreadful "infomercials" but it's genuinely great! 😂
Using the 2mm julienne insert it's incredible for making high speed super fine coleslaw 😋
Wow I really sound like a paid shill don't I! 😂
It looks really delicious, I'm not especially good in the kitchen, but I think I can figure out this one 👍🏻
Thank you for the video and recipe
I prefer a cut proof glove when using my mandolin.
It's like a Damascus Potato. Beautiful work 👌
Poppy, they look amazing and I'm sure they taste even better! Thanks for sharing and "moist" isn't a bad word, especially when used in your normal context of innuendo 🤭. Much ❤
I bet Poppy could cook 15 hour potato in 14hour 50 flat!!!
no shortcuts in this household!
I'm so glad I've found you Poppy! New subscriber!! American here but you and the commentors here, made me feel, at home! 😊 I'm planning on making this for my wee family. Thank you so much!🥰
Poppy you are awesome!, saw you on Sorted a while ago, your open humour added with Knowledge on Cooking made me find you!
Awww thank you so much!!
My mother used to produce something very similar but added 1 large onion to the potatoes, no mandolin she had good knife skills though so super thin even slices were not a problem, also no deep fat fryer but she did a damn good job in a regular pan
Wasn’t really bothered about potatoes until you came on the scene. Actually dreaming of them now 😆 Thank you Poppy 🙂
Well I’ve done one good thing in life then!
Undisputed queen of the potato
Yumm my mouth is watering.
I loved the subtle innuendo. So cheeky haha
Yes. Absolutely positively yes. Yum.
Thanks Poppy 😊
That looks sooo scrumptious. Can you freeze the slices for frying later or partial fry, freeze and finish cooking later? ❤❤
I thought you'd stopped making videos haha amazing
Poppy, you just popped up on my feed, lots of great recipes, and delivered very well. However I’m conflicted, I’m Irish I love potatoes, but I’m a Type 1 diabetic so potatoes don’t like me. But having great gourmet recipes to have on special occasions sounds like a great compromise. Hasse Backs up first, 15 hour potatoes…… not just yet, but look great.
It looks like those need a “Dollop” of Alfredo sauce next to them, for a fancy presentation! The potatoes look amazing, and sound amazing, and I swear I could hear and smell them frying over the net!!!…
source: i'm a chef. when using the mandolin, do not apply pressure, let gravity and forward momentum do the work. IF you need to "push", this is usually when you cut yourself.
Gawd - you posses the patience of a Saint! - wrapped in foil and nestled among the campfire coals would be my suggestion 🙂 have the sour cream close to hand
Man this feels like the stuff Heston would do. Well done.
So happy I found you, saw you on Sorted a few months ago, and this vid just popped up and I recognized you lol! Subbed & liked, love from NY!
Hmmm, neat. I wanna try this with roots/tubers with better flavor than just...starch. but I love this recipe.
Superb and very very Yummy Yummy 😋 am going to make it
Had me at potatoes lol can’t wait to try this!
I subscribed because you fondly said "Moist" so much. And I f-ing love potatoes like you do:)
woooo #teammoist
Ahem...My Potatoe Kingdom for a Lovely Irish Lass...😊😅 LuvU Mame...😅
I’m goin all the WAY 1/2” on these slices! Way better surface/crust:soft, fluffy interior ratio. 😄
Jebus, the *15 HOURS* is layering the paper-thin slices to fill that tub! Holy Moses-I’ll have ta hire a labor temp ta do THAT phase … _FOR - SHORE!_ 👀🤩🥳
First time I’ve seen her, so she’s off to a swimmin start. 🤟
I have a Ritter slicer from Germany. Way easier than a mandolin and far less dangerous... I especially like it for finely slicing my beef roasts! It does everything a mandolin can do and more...
Mint - I like her banter, too.
@Poppy Cooks - Thank you these look amazing, I will defintely try making them. Love how excited you are at 13:42 🙂 cheers Liked & Subscribed
You are a doll!
Great job keep up the good work, and also I enjoyed the video you were on from sorted foods channel
Awww thank you Justin!!
As a mom of 5, that's fewer potatoes than we use to make mashed potatoes. It's just funny seeing her talk about this absurdly huge amount of potatoes when it's less than we use for a regular dinner. 🤣
When it’s moist, everything just rolls off the tongue Poppy 👍
I think it’s the fact that moist rolls off the lips is why people feel abit funny about it 🤣🤣🤣🤣 the most innuendo laden episode
hahahaha oh no MoOoOoIsSssT
Love the kitchen ! Who makes the cleaver? Definitely try this! Cheers!!!
I really want to make this. I might make it next week when my friends go away, I don't think they'd appreciate it 😂
seen a a similar recipe on the dinnae wait rose website .15 hrs for a tattie .excellent value,i love my tatties ,phoning in sick tomorrow to make this ,thanks
Your back 🎉🎉🎉
Thumbs up for moist 🎉👍
Looks great Poppy! I think I might have a crack at this but it seems like a more late Autumn / Winter vibe (not that the ummer is anything to shout about).
I made this using a vegetable sheet cutter on my Kitchenaid. It does leave a lot of potato cores, but I boiled them and made home fries after cooling them.
Thanks for sharing!! These sound perfect for pre-preparing. I wonder how long they would store in the fridge? Ever tried freezing them for future use?