Horseradish Smashed Mashed Potatoes
Horseradish Mashed Potatoes your family will love. Mild horseradish flavor with all the potato goodness.
Horesradish Mashed Potatoes are an easy to make side dish and a great way to kick it up a notch.
I created this recipe to go with Simply Delicious Meatloaf which was a smash hit.
No pun intended…well, maybe it is more of a segue to the recipe for today.
That white fluffy mound of yumminess cozied up to the meatloaf is what this post is about.
I paired the meatloaf with Horseradish Smashed Mashed potatoes and I have received a handful of requests for how I make them.
Too bad my photos didn’t turn out very well. I somehow did not get them into focus the way I wanted.
But here goes anyways…
It is as simple as the meatloaf and if you are a lover of horseradish, like me, and my husband (a new convert) they are going to be a new favorite your your house.
Start with some red potatoes (you can use russet but you must peel those and you don’t with red), scrub then clean and make sure no little pebbles are stuck into one. (my husband asked me to add that as he bit into a small rock when eating and it had to have been embedded in the potato)
Boil them in a sauce pan of salted water. The time will depend on how large your potatoes are, but cook them till you can slide a knife into one easily. I typically test the largest one in the pot. You can also cut the potatoes into cubes and the cooking time will be less but I am a lazy cook and the least amount of prep is the path I take.
Now that is the work up to the recipe..in case you had not boiled potatoes before.
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A zippy rendition of an down home favorite. Start with some red potatoes (you can use russet but you must peel those and you don't with red), scrub then clean and make sure no little pebbles are stuck into one. Horseradish Smashed Mashed Potatoes
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Boil them in a sauce pan of salted water. The time will depend on how large your potatoes are, but cook them till you can slide a knife into one easily. I typically test the largest one in the pot. You can also cut the potatoes into cubes and the cooking time will be less but I am a lazy cook and the least amount of prep is the path I take.
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They are the best if you love horseradish. Plus they are just so simple for such powerful flavor.
Oh my goodness these look so delicious! I have never heard of horseradish potatoes. I’m definitely planning on trying these out!
Potatoes have a wonderful mild flavor that the horseradish gussies up so nicely. Let me know how you like it.
So simple and yet I’m sure tasty! I’ve just discovered a taste for horseradish so will definitely be trying this.
I can’t remember what restaurant we had them at a couple years ago but I had to make them at home, they are a favorite in this house.
I will definitely make this. My favorite restaurant that served potatoes with horseradish closed. I still need my fix. Thanks much!
Ginene