Odd question, but I have to put a casserole in before I pick my partner up
and I probably won't have time to make mash beforehand, so I was wondering
if you can easily reheat mashed potatoes in the microwave? Any tips to avoid
it going nasty?

Squet34785 wrote:
> Odd question, but I have to put a casserole in before I pick my partner up
> and I probably won't have time to make mash beforehand, so I was wondering
> if you can easily reheat mashed potatoes in the microwave? Any tips to avoid
> it going nasty?
>
>


Before you reheat it, add a bit more milk (and butter, optional)
and stir or mash it in. Cover and heat.

That makes a big difference to the texture.

gloria p

Puester wrote:
> Squet34785 wrote:
>> Odd question, but I have to put a casserole in before I pick my
>> partner up and I probably won't have time to make mash beforehand,
>> so I was wondering if you can easily reheat mashed potatoes in the
>> microwave? Any tips to avoid it going nasty?
> Before you reheat it, add a bit more milk (and butter, optional)
> and stir or mash it in. Cover and heat.
>
> That makes a big difference to the texture.

Cool, thx.

On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 22:22:37 GMT, "Squet34785" > wrote:

>Odd question, but I have to put a casserole in before I pick my partner up
>and I probably won't have time to make mash beforehand, so I was wondering
>if you can easily reheat mashed potatoes in the microwave? Any tips to avoid
>it going nasty?
>
I'll tell you something that IS nasty. Cook the potatoes first, then
run off to pick up kids and come home to mash the now cold potatoes.
shudder.


Hope