Sentence examples for some mashed potato from inspiring English sources

All three are desperate, too poor even to take the bus, their meagre suppers consisting of little more than some mashed potato and milk.

Hot karjalan pies, which are a bread roll with rice paste, are also cheering, and I particularly like the Finnish salmon, dill and potato soup, lohikeitto, and some mashed potato topped with crayfish that we eat in Smakbyn, a restaurant that celebrates Åland food.

Place some mashed potato inside a wrapping of aluminum foil.

Lin, similarly, told the station that some of the mashed potato recipients had been staff, students or alumni of Belhaven University, a private Christian institution situated in the neighborhood.

There's a tiny lump of pork belly with some perfectly acceptable mashed potato, and another plate of seared fish – plaice?

Scoop in some of the mashed potato and chickpea filling.

In some parts of Greece, mashed potato, as used in a recipe from Mazi restaurant in London, or even ground almonds, as chef Diane Kochilas suggests, perform the same function.

Serve with mashed potato or a mashed root vegetable.

Potentially mashed potato.

Tip into the mashed potato.

How do I dance the mashed potato?