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Potato Ricer

rambling · 2022-07-12 09:05:49

Recently bought Neven Maguire Ricer in Dunnes Stores. Trouble is it just squeeses the potato into a hard cake and nothing is exuded. Company suggested I have not cooked potato long enough but I find the longer I cook the worse it gets. ...just a few drops of potato water come out. Anybody have experience iwith this?😒

12-07-2022 9:05am

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rambling

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Recently bought Neven Maguire Ricer in Dunnes Stores. Trouble is it just squeeses the potato into a hard cake and nothing is exuded. Company suggested I have not cooked potato long enough but I find the longer I cook the worse it gets. ...just a few drops of potato water come out. Anybody have experience iwith this?😒

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#2 12-07-2022 9:23am

SteM

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We have a potato ricer (not Neven Maguire one) but find it works best when you pre-mash the potato a little bit and mix it with a little butter or milk, then spoon it into the ricer and use it that way. I know that's probably not how you're supposed to do it but it's how we get the best results with creamy mash and no lumps.

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