Food
Pomme Purée
Lesson time 18:47 min
Gordon’s perfect mashed potatoes rely on a waxy potato and potato ricer. Learn how to choose the right type of potato, infuse your cream with flavor, and achieve a smooth and creamy purée.
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The finished mashed potatoes looked delicious. Even if I don't use his exact recipe, I picked up some good tips, i.e., cutting potatoes in uniform pieces, start in cold water, etc. Gordon makes everything look so easy but I know it wouldn't go so seamlessly for me. Still I enjoy watching him cook.
Disappointed to find this was a potato recipe, rather than an apple recipe. If you're going to be pretentious at least do it correctly. Pomme de terre is potato in French. Pomme is an apple.
Hi, I've done this recipe twice now and it is causing me nausea and vomitting. What am I doing wrong? They tasted great though that's the sad part. Thanks
Those mashed potatoes do not look smooth at all, you can see the lumps!! What a scam
I want to lick every bowl, pan and utensil he sets aside! I love this recipe!
The lemon (or citrus) salt. Is it just simply putting zest into Maldon quality salt and letting that mingle for a bit? How long? Would it need refrigeration?
"Potatoes into a pan. LITERALLY in." Glad he clarified, I usually metaphorically place my potatoes in a pan. For God's sake Gordon - you're a genius with food - Why would you use "literally" so goddamn poorly? You sound like a third grader trying to sound intelligent.
I finally made the potato puree and they were delicious! I have never tried infusing the cream with flavor before adding it to my potatoes and I don't think I'll ever go back. I only used the bay leaves and garlic from the recipe in the PDF and it was fantastic. I might try adding an herb next time, too, just to see what we like best. Great lesson!
It sounds like the classes are aimed at our American friends and not the Brits. The Yukon potatoes is not something that is sold commonly in the UK. Also the reference to temperature in Fahrenheit ? What da F....? If this is only for Yanks then you should not sell it to Europeans!!! Annoying...
Very much I learned how to make a delicious mash potatoes. I am so glad that my daughter Jenn has given me the MasterClass as a Mother Day present.I can not stop watching!