Maris Piper in the US
#16
Re: Maris Piper in the US
Asked my mother. She said you're all a bunch of bell ends for fussing over potato types - anything will do for ****'s sake.
She may not have phased it exactly like that.
She may not have phased it exactly like that.
#17
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Maine potatoes win hands down. As do New Brunswick and/or PEI spuds. They are almost sweet in taste and make great roasties and mashed potatoes. Idaho Pots are crap and Stop and Shop no longer sells the Maine Pots so I'm only using the red potatoes for any potato dishes I make.
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Re: Maris Piper in the US
We've found Idaho to be the best available to us here (way better than russett).
Nothing here is as good an all-rounder as Maris Piper, though.
Nothing here is as good an all-rounder as Maris Piper, though.
#19
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I just brought your basic white potato... with my hubby it won't touch the sides long enough to warrant me spending hours finding special spuds!!!
#20
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I'm just reading the same recipe and wondering what to use instead of goose fat. Suggestions anyone ????
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Re: Maris Piper in the US
the only reason why some chefs use Goose fat is because it has a high buring point (or smoking)... which means foods can be cooked at a high temperature without the fat burning or breaking down..
#22
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Thanks hun I make your fish and chips on a regular basis, and always think of you They come out so well every time ...
#23
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Do you have a Whole Foods Market near you? Give them a try ... they have lots of variety.
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