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@anniebaby wrote:

I have heard that you could freeze leftover mashed potatoes, but have never tried it.

A few weeks ago, I decided to give it a try. I lined my texas muffin pan with the cupcake liners and flash frozen them.  when they were frozen I took them out of the pan and put them in my sealer bag.  Today, I pulled one out and microwaved it.  After 3o sec. in microwave I pulled off the paper and then microwaved for about 3 min. 

To my surprise, I had mashed potatoes exactly like the day I froze them.

Sad to think back to all the years that I threw out the perfectly good mashed pototoes.

Guess it is never to late to learn something new.


I don't know what leftover mashed potatoes are :-)

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@Annabellethecat66 wrote:

Ever had potato pan cakes?  They're great for left over mashed potatoes.


These are a staple at the Friday fish fry in my area of Wisconsin.  Yum! 

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I freeze everything. If it doesnt work out, oh well. Most of the time it works out great. We hate to waste food. Oh, never have leftover mashed potatoes!

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@proudlyfromNJ wrote:

I freeze everything. If it doesnt work out, oh well. Most of the time it works out great. We hate to waste food. Oh, never have leftover mashed potatoes!


@proudlyfromNJ I just wanted to say thanks for my one chuckle during a rather dreary day . . . Smiley Happy