Mashed potatoes are loved by most, and may not be missing at Thanksgiving dinner. So, here's a dairy free variation for all those who prefer the potatoey taste over the buttery one :)

I love mashed potatoes. This is the recipe that I've been using for a long time.You can add more milk if you like.Please adjust the amount of salt to your taste.Please refer to "How to Boil Fluffy Potatoes in the Microwave",. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

yummy

Sometimes you just want simplicity.

Why use store bought mashed potatoes when you can make your own with 3 basic ingredients? It's fast, easy and delicious !Note: Milk should be added in intervals to avoid making runny mashed potatoes. Consider adding a little extra milk at the end since some of it will evaporate as the mash potatoes cool down.

This is a recipe that I thought of when I had to use up some leftover meat sauce. If you make lots of meat sauce and freeze it, it can be used in many other dishes later on. The mashed potato lasagne in the photos have been made in large cocottes and sprinkled with pizza cheese rather than finely grated cheese. Melty cheese slices also work well.Please use as much or as little butter as you'd like. This dish tastes great when even only a small amount is used.You can add more milk to the mashed potatoes if you wish.When you are using 2 cocottes, remember to split the mashed potatoes and meat sauce into halves.Please keep any eye on the lasagnes in the oven so that they don't burn. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

you can add bacon bits on top if you like

This recipe was handed down from my Bigmama (grandma). Bigmama was a real old fashioned Southern cook and we loved her rich, creamy mashed potatoes.Try them and you'll love them too. Enjoy!

who doesn't love homemade mashed potatoes!

There’s never a bad time for a good buttery mash! #mycookbook