SC - OT, OOP-Potato Ricer
LrdRas at aol.com
LrdRas at aol.com
Mon Jun 14 06:28:45 PDT 1999
In a message dated 6/14/99 7:50:58 AM Eastern Daylight Time, wayspiff at ici.net
writes:
<< riced baking potatoes >>
Riced potatoes are cooked potatoes that have been forced thru the holes in a
'ricer.' A 'ricer' is a kitchen tool that looks something like a large garlic
press only round. It has a round canister like basket that is filled with the
potatoes and then the handle is lifted over the top. A round solid plate is
attached to the handle forming a plunger type of affair which is then forced
down on the potato. The potato comes out the holes in the bottom of the
basket as long spaghetti like strings.
The benefit of the ricer over hand mashing is that the resulting potato mass
is lighter, fluffier and of a drier texture.
Ras
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