need healthy flavorful mashed potatoes

mrsbuzz

I am making meatloaf tomorrow night and I want to make some halthy flavorful mashed potatoes...any ideas how?

fteale

My mother puts vegetable stock in it to make it more interesting. I'm afraid I am more a ton of butter and salt person!

luv2ash

skip the mashed potatoes and make mashed cauliflower instead. We really don't need to potatoes to go with every meal.

lunamare

My cousin puts a tablespoon of the Spinach Dip mix from Tastefully Simple in hers. I like a tablespoon of their Garlic Garlic.

Sarahcuda

Minced garlic, garlic powder, onion powder, a little seasoed salt (or omit the seasoned salt and add a little paprika instead), and a lot of basil!
Or any other seasonings that you like!

rfcollins33

skip the mashed potatoes and make mashed cauliflower instead. We really don't need to potatoes to go with every meal.

I was about to suggest the same thing, cauliflower can be a great substitute for potatoes, although sometimes the outcome can look pretty interesting (for example, the cauliflower pizza) BUT it is delicious.

vim_n_vigor

the mashed cauliflower does have a naturally buttery taste. It is really good.

kennie2

try putting peas in and only mashing them a little

JulieF11

This recipe got great reviews!

* 2 pounds Yukon Gold potatoes, peeled and cut into pieces
* 6 garlic cloves, peeled
* 1/3 cup fat-free milk, warmed
* 1/3 cup fat -free sour cream
* 1/2 tsp black pepper
* Chives, freshly chopped

Preparation:
Boil potatoes and garlic cloves in a large saucepan for 20 minutes until potatoes are tender. Drain and return to pan. Add heated milk plus sour cream to potatoes and garlic, and mash with a potato masher until smooth. Use a little more milk if you prefer thinner mashed potatoes. Add black pepper to taste. Garnish with some chopped chives.

Serves 6.

Per Serving Calories 124, Calories from Fat 1, Total Fat 0.2g (Sat 0g), Cholesterol 1mg, Sodium 36mg, Carbohydrate 26.9g, Fiber 3.5g, Protein 3.8g

bk2011

skip the mashed potatoes and make mashed cauliflower instead. We really don't need to potatoes to go with every meal.

I was about to suggest the same thing, cauliflower can be a great substitute for potatoes, although sometimes the outcome can look pretty interesting (for example, the cauliflower pizza) BUT it is delicious.

You can do half and half too! That way there are still some potatoes for texture and taste, but much more healthy!

navajoon

I know this sounds stupid, but Idahoan makes instant potatoes that are actually really good. They even sell them in little single serving variety packs like different flavored oatmeals. All of them are 110cals a serving no matter what the flavor (roasted garlic, loaded baked potato, etc.) And, they're more than enough... not a small serving.

Spayrroe

I would sub half of your potatoes for steamed cauliflower and mash it all up together with some skim milk. You can add some low fat cheese and fat free sour cream if you need to amp the flavor. Good spices for in mashed cauliflower/potatoes are some pepper, parsley, celery seed (if you have it).

modernmom70

I cooked mine in chicken stock and reserve some to mash them with.

starboardzor

Woah.. I don't think I could ever give up potatoes! I once roasted a head of garlic in the oven (wrap in tin foil and throw it there for awhile) and mixed that in. Fresh roasted garlic is amazing!

cccathyyy

Half potato, Half Cauliflower is to die for! With a little I can't believe it's not butter spray, salt, pepper, and garlic! You can't go wrong!

btmixon

bump

Christine1110

How about sweet potato...baked or mashed. They are loaded with a sweet flavor.

Jennplus2

skip the mashed potatoes and make mashed cauliflower instead. We really don't need to potatoes to go with every meal.

Add a pinch of garlic and it is really yummy! Don't tell and they will never know it's not potatoes.

igora_soma

Adding nutmeg is a nice change too. I like the idea of half cauliflower and half potato

tiffany_reis

Mash tons of garlic... the stuff tastes SO good... then mix in a fake butter and fat free milk.... awesome


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wendyleach

try mixing fat free sour cream and onion soup mix and putting that in instead of milk and butter my kids love it