Article: Mashed potatoes amazingly easy: Don't worry about getting all the lumps out; the texture makes them taste homemade

Mashed potatoes are like magnets, captivating our taste buds like iron bars swooping up so many metal shavings, maybe with more intensity. This dish is on almost everyone's list of favorite comfort foods. It is so much a part of American culture that endless recipes have been printed and famous TV chefs spend time showing viewers how to make it.

Actually, folks who love mashed potatoes are lucky. The recipe is amazingly easy.

Obviously, good mashed potatoes need good potatoes: tubers that give their all to the cause. That means a moderately starchy variety that fluffs, but doesn't become waterlogged when cooked. Potatoes labeled Eastern, all-purpose, Long Island, New Jersey, Maine or Yukon ...

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