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Wife makes real mash potatoes and has peels
Oil salt and pepper bake 350 30min or until crisp.
There delicious
Going to try bacon grease next time see if they taste like bacon
Hickory
05-07-2019, 06:01 PM
I like garlic in my mashed potatoes.
Winger Ed.
05-07-2019, 06:12 PM
Bacon and/or bacon grease improves the flavor of everything, and should be required at every meal.
Lloyd Smale
05-08-2019, 08:24 AM
something else to try in the air fryer
SSGOldfart
05-08-2019, 08:39 AM
You might like sausage grease. To give them more of a breakfast taste.
Smoke4320
05-08-2019, 08:43 AM
Wife makes real mash potatoes and has peels
Oil salt and pepper bake 350 30min or until crisp.
There delicious
Going to try bacon grease next time see if they taste like bacon
Shake and bake pc is not for potato peels :) :)
Lloyd Smale
05-08-2019, 12:08 PM
bet you could eat it real fast without it sticking in your teeth though[smilie=l:
Shake and bake pc is not for potato peels :) :)
UKShootist
05-08-2019, 12:15 PM
What a superb thread!!!!
Shake and bake pc is not for potato peels :) :)
One must use good potatoes. These are good Grand Kids fight over them with knives and Guns!
sureYnot
05-08-2019, 03:03 PM
Bacon and/or bacon grease improves the flavor of everything, and should be required at every meal.Agreed. I use bacon grease to make popcorn in the cast iron skillet. It's awesome.
Pretty much anything fried gets bacon flavor. Burgers, potatoes, carrots... There's no limit to the power of bacon.
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skeettx
05-08-2019, 03:36 PM
BACON, Bacon, bacon !!!
YUM!
UKShootist
05-08-2019, 03:45 PM
Out of interest, is black pudding (blood pudding) popular in the USA? (To expand, it's a sausage make from blood. sometimes it's made from other stuff in order to avoid upsetting the sensitive souls among us.) A 'Full English' breakfast is incomplete without it.
Light attack
05-08-2019, 03:51 PM
Tried it in Germany once..... Not so much here in the states. I'm sure some folks like it but it's not on the menu anywhere I know of.
gbrown
05-08-2019, 04:18 PM
Blutwurst! It can be really good if seasoned correctly, pretty bland if not. Been served both. Cajuns made a boudin rouge, or red boudin. My dad's old hunting buddy, Ivy Thibodeaux and his wife made boudin and every now and then, after he and dad slaughtered a hog, he would make some. His was really good. Set the taste buds on fire. Seems to me the Pennsylvania Dutch made something similar.
Can't wait to see how much thread drift there is going to be.:popcorn::drinks:
Winger Ed.
05-08-2019, 04:34 PM
A few of my Aunts & Uncles that were born & raised on ranches in the German settlements of the Texas Hill Country
used to make it. I never really cared for it, and like that Yankee scraple-- you never see it for sale in the grocery stores around here.
About the only thing animal blood gets used for here is fertilizer and a ingredient in catfish stink bait.
MT Gianni
05-08-2019, 06:20 PM
A few of my Aunts & Uncles that were born & raised on ranches in the German settlements of the Texas Hill Country
used to make it. I never really cared for it, and like that Yankee scraple-- you never see it for sale in the grocery stores around here.
About the only thing animal blood gets used for here is fertilizer and a ingredient in catfish stink bait.
It is also used to redden hamburger.
Lloyd Smale
05-10-2019, 06:32 AM
how could a good American buy any color pc other then bacon grease!!!
BACON, Bacon, bacon !!!
YUM!
Smoke4320
05-10-2019, 06:39 AM
Lloyd..... Trump blond is starting to grow on me as well :) :)
Have to try the potato skins in the air fryer. I'm suspicious, though. Sounds delicious & healthy. Something I'm not used to. :)
Reverend Al
05-10-2019, 01:36 PM
Bacon and/or bacon grease improves the flavor of everything, and should be required at every meal.
https://i.imgur.com/khp0rQ9.jpg
Shiloh
05-10-2019, 10:26 PM
Bacon and/or bacon grease improves the flavor of everything, and should be required at every meal.
Absolutely.
My large refried bean can af bacon grease is about 2/3 gone.
After i fry bacon and remove it, I fry up a sliced onion and sliced jalapeņos in the grease. Use that for scrambled eggs.
The grease is then filtered into the bean can. Gives the bacon grease a really nice flavor and smell.
Shiloh
augercreek
05-25-2019, 06:56 AM
Oh so many good ideas here I'll have to try!
15meter
05-25-2019, 08:42 AM
Can't wait to see how much thread drift there is going to be.:popcorn::drinks:
Nope, we won't have any of that here, the mod's would slap the hands of anyone who would dare to derail a thread that mentions BACON:hijack::hijack:
T-Bird
05-25-2019, 10:00 AM
Back to the point. I did this night before last (make roasted potato skins in case some of you forgot the thread topic):p and they were good. I peel mine pretty shallow and don't get much potato with the skin. If you want to make these, they are probably a little better if they have some small amt of potato attached.
augercreek
06-18-2019, 06:46 AM
How can I hold peelings till I get enough to make it worth while?
6bg6ga
06-18-2019, 06:55 AM
Clean skins in the fryer and then topped with cheese.
in the great depression my mother and 5 brothers and sisters carried slices of potatoes to school in a brown bag and there father my grand father carried the peals for his lunch. beacuse of this my mother would fry some up for me, to try as a treat. i an 70+++++now and still like them. BTW- the facts that i have relayed to you- both the peals and sliced potatoes i have mentioned were raw. i cant eat them raw! but i did not live in the time period mentioned. if my mother sent me to school with them i guess that i would have eaten them?
i beleave that they sell fried potato skins in supermarkets now?
How can I hold peelings till I get enough to make it worth while?
I could not find anything
I did find this, some of the photos you could die for LOL
https://www.thekitchn.com/heres-why-you-should-never-throw-out-potato-peelings-tips-from-the-kitchn-212565
Finally did some with bacon grease.
Yes, everything is better with bacon grease.
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