They moved in together and started their own holiday traditions, like eating sliced pumpernickel with whitefish and lox for breakfast and mashed potatoes for dinner and topping their tree with a ...
(Hint: it’s not a potato masher ... And there you have it. Whether your mash is intended for Sunday dinner, Tuesday teatime or just breakfast (let’s normalise this), it’s time to perfect ...
A British dinner staple, mash is usually served as a side dish to meat or vegetables and can be made using peeled or unpeeled potatoes. Milk, butter, salt and pepper are frequently used to add ...