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Making Squashed Spuds in a Baggie


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Pieces of potato that have been placed in a plastic ziptop bag.I love canned spuds. As a diabetic, I can have two servings from each one. If you love steamed spuds and keep the real ones, this works great too.

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When I put the other half in a baggie, it occurred to me that I didn't need to make a plate or cutting board and a 5 star masher dirty. So, I simply pressed on/pounded on the baggie and "squished" them. Then it was into the skillet and onto the plate. Easy Peasy with no mess.

N-JOY!

Pieces of potato that have been squished in a plastic ziptop bag.
 
A plate of squashed spuds with an egg and toast.
 

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