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david56 | 10:32 Sun 19th Apr 2015 | Food & Drink
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I have mashed potatoes in a container that has been in the fridge for a week. Smells ok but is it safe to eat ?
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Personally I wouldn't eat them, I'd throw them out, after all what are they worth a £1, is it worth taking a chance. Steam some more spuds, no salt, mash and add a knob of spread of some sort, a teaspoon of Boullion stock powder, teaspoon of Colmans mustard and grated cheese, finish off by whisking briskly with a fork, BOOTIFUL!!!
Taste a bit.

If it tastes okay and smells okay it probably is okay.
I'm with ummmm. In fact, given the choice, I'd eat week-old mash in preference to St P's recipe.
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Ill taste it and if ok methinks corned beef hash for tomorrow . Many thanks
bhg481, no imagination! I suppose you boil your spuds to death with heaps of salt, yuk!! ;)
Minimal boiling, very little salt but no stock powder and no mustard. My wife and I both like our food to taste natural (bland, some would say), so never use herbs etc.
I'm pushing 70 and never had any sort of digestive problem (including indigestion), so I must be getting something right.
sainpeter's recipe sounds lovely. I like to spice up my food...and I'm the same generation as bhg ;-)
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All mash needs is a hint of salt, warm milk, butter and grated nutmeg.
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Mash needs salt. Salt, lots of butter, white pepper and a splash of milk or cream.
Doesn't it depend on what it's to be eaten with...I often do mustard mash, horseradish mash, olive mash...the list goes on....
Sometimes I'm adventurous and do colcannon/champ.
I'm the same generation, born in 40s raised in 50s married in the 60s, but am a trained chef, or was lol, I like a bit of adventure when cooking and use little salt. :)
Why not turn the mash into potato croquettes.
I'm on a minimum carbs diet, so no thank you and don't look at me.

Sub in celeriac or a celeriac/spuds mash mix.....celeriac mash with shallots and chilli is really nice.....loads of cracked black pepper.
Yes. Should be fine. Brak an egg or two over it, mash it all together and fry. Eggy potato - lovely stuff.
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I cook a big pan of mash for the freezer. Mashed with butter, I use an ice cream scoop, into portions, then freeze it. Then put into a food bag I find it really handy to have ready made portions.

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