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Honeysuckle18
8 months ago

The good old potato press makes it finer – just as you want to have a puree or potato bread…

With the Stampfer there are inevitably coarser pieces – then it becomes a “stamp”!

Please never proceed with the bar mixer – then it will be “Kbarr”…;)

PS:

Grade I read below that you intend to make potato dumplings – here I would strongly recommend the purchase of a press…

Besides, you want to prepare raw lumps – then the friction is enough.

Honeysuckle18
8 months ago
Reply to  Somebody899

Germ…;)

Honeysuckle18
8 months ago

Thanks for the star!

HikoKuraiko
8 months ago

With nem potato tamper this is really fixed (use for nen kilo potatoes for stamping no 5min). Or you just throw the boiled potatoes in nen Mixer 🤷🏼 at a rub you definitely need the longest

HikoKuraiko
8 months ago
Reply to  Somebody899

Theoretically, however, it has not yet tried out since I practically never make dumplings. There may be all cheerful years here

Ruenbezahl
8 months ago

Potato shampoo is the most sensible instrument to produce potato puree. The strength is activated with a rub and even more with a mixture, so that one does not obtain a puree, but a paste.

Kai42
8 months ago

What is a pure thing in the context? I know a puree as a vessel for the preparation of stew dishes.

Kai42
8 months ago
Reply to  Somebody899

Oh, yeah. I’ve never tried a rub before, but I think that’s going to be too fine and pretty matchcrum and pork.

I find Stampfer the most beautiful. Just stomp briefly. Then stir a spoon. Remove butter and cream – finished. Then it’s not too fine. Even has a few small pieces of potatoes.

Kai42
8 months ago

Oh, okay. This was not the case. Then, just for the raw potatoes, a rub should be wonderful and for the boiled it will be sour cream, but should also go.