Article: Savory twists on mashed potatoes

Not long ago, it seemed the only places you could find a good, steaming mound of mashed potatoes (parked alongside a slab of meatloaf) were eateries with swivel stools and waitresses named Betty Lou or in Grandma's doily-infested dining room (flanking the fried chicken).

Fortunately, things have changed. The humble mashed potato has come out of the culinary closet. Why? Because it didn't take a nuclear scientist to figure out that everyone in the world loves a mountain of fluffy, buttery, snow-white, silky-smooth mashers, and those who don't should never be trusted.

Mashed potatoes even have graduated to fancy restaurants, where chefs boldly include them on their menus, often gourmeted ...

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