Instant potato patties by Nick_Scots, on Flickr
Just been testing how tasty asda 99p instant mash patties are, they are all gone.......
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Instant potato mash patties
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Instant potato patties by Nick_Scots, on Flickr
Just been testing how tasty asda 99p instant mash patties are, they are all gone.......
Sounds ok
I've cut down on a lot of the meat I was eating, saving treats like a fillet or well-reared chicken breast for, well, when I really feel like it rather than to make a meal feel like a meal. Was veggie for years, but my gripe is with the meat producers, not the consumers. However, the Lidl steak slipped through on this occasion
Not really. I suppose tattie scones are denser and compressed. They are handy for camping, very light.
Tesco value 'smash' 20p, Value corned beef £1.50 (thereabouts), bit of onion, fry in a little butter = good meal for two for a couple of quid when out and about.
xylaria
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
smash with dried mixed fruit mixed in, fried in butter. Then dusted with brown sugar. That is good round a fire.
Meat is meat, don't give a toss if its canned horse to be honest
Meat is good and all breeds and types have a place and a recipe waiting
xylaria
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
also works with squeezy honey, squeezy condensed milk, and melted chocolate. If you sliced a mars bar or twix covered it mash then fry it that is really good boost. Smash also thickens a soap packet to go around two people not one.
when I poach fish in milk, I add little butter and seasoning, once the fish is cooked I add the instant mash job done, fish and mash in one pan and nothing wasted.
Another great idea to try out
before reading this thread I always thought that Smash was only good for metallic Martians! 
Not sure about adding it to soap though!
xylaria
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
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