mashed potato
Whipped starchy side
Mashed potato is a dish of boiled potatoes that have been crushed into a soft, creamy mass, typically with butter and milk.
Usually plural: mashed potatoes and gravy.
The singular form appears as a modifier: mashed potato casserole.
In the 1960s, the mashed potato was also a popular dance involving hip swivels and arm movements.
- colcannonIrish potato-cabbage mash
- French friesFried potato batons
- russetReddish-brown color
- bangersBritish term for sausages
- tuberUnderground nutrient reservoir
dollop · gnocchi · croquette · taters · chives · shepherd's pie · vichyssoise · spud · latkes · root vegetable · casserole · fork · lumpy · gratin · heaping · yam · comfort · Thanksgiving dinner
- School Dinnersfish fingers, chips, peas, custard, gravy
- carbsflour, pasta, rice, bread, oatmeal
- dance movespirouette, shimmy, waltz, tango, cha-cha
- danceballet, breaking, folk dances, b-boying, folk dance
- American dancesCharleston, twist, jitterbug, cakewalk, lindy hop
- baby foodbaby food, banana puree, carrot puree, rice cereal, purees
cooking method/texture
mashed potatobaked potato
Oven-roasted whole tuber
french fries · potato chips · hash browns · home fries · crisps
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