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ummmm | 15:23 Fri 10th Feb 2012 | Food & Drink
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I can make a mean mash...but sometimes I see people putting an egg in it (or is it just the yolk?)

What difference does that make?
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That's a bit of a faff Dicky and I don't think the kids will appreciate the effort...lol
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Hmmm....Ankou, they look nice (had to google to check what they were)
Warm milk, salt n pepper, and a bit of butter. Then you can whisk it easily and it goes all fluffy
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i never new that i've been peelign the buggers, will try that later - got red skinned pots thow, will the mash come out pink?
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yeah i have a ricer, this could be entertaining, will try later and see what happens!
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No, I use roosters Fluff.

So it's a no then Helen, unless I'm doing the ones Ankou mentioned?
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O no Dickythecoock I'm calling the carb police lol and I'm going to start the omlette thread !!
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Cheers.
How do you do yours?
I love omlettes and they're great for us low carbers.but I used to moan like mad when they broke up on turning,until a handy hint off a friend, once bottom side is cooked instead of messing about turning it put under a pre heated grill and it cooks to perfection and fluffs up, so simple.
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That's what I do pizza.... :-)
Sometimes I peel & chop a large onion & fry it in a little oil wait til they're just turning brown drain off add them to a pot of mash mmmm! lovely with bangers.

jem
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Omg someone on my wavelength ummmm you should be scared !! hehe look out abbers the ummmm and pizza cookerybook.
I only beat the eggs 10 times from front to back of a cereal bowl and then turn the bowl 45 degrees and beat 10 times again (using a fork not a whisk). Pour the mix into the omelette pan when the butter is foaming and using the fork pull the egg into the middle away from the sides all the way round the pan, rolling the pan to fill any voids with liquid egg when the bottom is mostly cooked I put the pan under a hot grill and watch the eggs fluff right up. I fold once and brown the base if it needs it. Oh, it's going to have to be a fried mashed potato omelette now.
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a fried mashed potato omelette???????
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Not as good as the real thing Triggs...but I was quite impressed with frozen mash :-)

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