Put enough
potato mixture into your hand to cover your palm.
Using clean hands, form
the potato mixture into patties about 2.5 cm (1 inch) thick, and about 7 cm (~ 3 inches) wide.
Working in batches to cook three cakes at a time, shape
the potato mixture into 5 - inch round cakes about 1/2 - inch thick, adding each to the pan as you do so.
Spread the yams / sweet
potato mixture into a 9 x 13 baking dish.
Pour
the potato mixture into the center.
Pour the carrot and sweet
potato mixture into the jar of the High Performance Blender.
When the oil is hot enough, carefully place generous tablespoons full of
the potato mixture into the skillet.
Form sweet
potato mixture into small patties and set onto prepared baking sheet.
To put the packets together, divide
potato mixture into 4 portions and add them alongside the salmon in the center of each foil sheet.
Using a large spoon or piping bag, spoon or pipe one - sixth of
the potato mixture into each potato skin.
Replace mashed sweet
potato mixture into reserved skin bowls.
Drop mounds of
potato mixture into the pan.
Remove the pie crust from the refrigerator, and pour the sweet
potato mixture into the pie pan.
Roll 1 - tablespoon portions of
potato mixture into balls.
Using a large spoon or piping bag, spoon or pipe one - sixth of
the potato mixture into each potato skin.
Form
the potato mixture into 8 round cakes, 1 - inch thick, and place them on the oiled sheet.
Wet hands with water and spoon
potato mixture into hands to form a golf - ball sized potato mound.
Pour the sweet
potato mixture into the pan and sprinkle the top with pecans.
Now pour
this potato mixture into your pre-baked tart shell.
Place a heaping spoonful of
the potato mixture into each spot of the muffin tin.
Stir the sweet
potato mixture into the bean mixture.
Dust your hands with flour, scoop some sweet
potato mixture into your floured hands and roll into a ball.
Working in batches, scoop 1/4 cup of
the potato mixture into the pan for each pancake.
Spoon
the potato mixture into the casserole dish.
Spread
the potato mixture into the prepared casserole dish.
Working in batches, spoon about 1/4 cup of
the potato mixture into the hot oil for each latke, pressing lightly with a spatula to for 4 - inch pancakes that are about 1/4 inch thick.
Spoon
potato mixture into skillet in 2 - Tbs.
Divide the sweet
potato mixture into 2 equal portions, and form them into patties about 1 inch thick.
If you have a small cookie scoop, it works brilliantly for scooping the mashed
potato mixture into the mini muffin pan.
Evenly stuff
the potato mixture into each potato shell, then sprinkle a kiss of smoked paprika on top and top off each stuffed potato with some shredded Manchego cheese (I used about 1 cup for all 6 potato halfs)
• using a 1 tablespoon ice cream scooper, scoop a generous tablespoon of
the potato mixture into the muffin cup.
Spoon 3 to 4 tablespoons of
potato mixture into the tortilla and roll.
Scoop up about 1 tbsp of
the potato mixture into your hands and form into cylinders about 1 inch long.
In my rendition, I decided to use kale, and I further mixed it up by turning the kale into pesto, and then turning the green
potato mixture into little potato cakes.
Scoop
potato mixture into skins (if you pat down the mixture so that it's a bit indented like a shallow bowl, the sauce will sit on top easily), spoon 3 tbsp of sauce and 3 tbsp mozzarella cheese on top, and layer pepperoni slices on top of cheese.
With the empty pie shell on the oven rack, slowly pour sweet
potato mixture into shell.
Using a 1 1/2 - inch scoop (or your hands), portion out
the potato mixture into even portions.
Form
potato mixture into 6 cakes (they should be about 3-1/2 inches in diameter and 1 / 2 - inch thick).
Scrape
potato mixture into a large bowl.
Then transfer sweet
potato mixture into it and stir everything well until fully combined.
On a baking sheet, shape
the potato mixture into 18 loose «nests.»
When it is ready, drop medium size clumps of
the potato mixture into the oil.
Spoon one half of the sweet
potato mixture into the center of the waffle iron.
Spoon
potato mixture into a greased 11 - x 7 - inch baking dish.
Stir
potato mixture into egg mixture.
Not exact matches
Finally, I piled the
mixture back
into the
potato skin, popped my loaded
potato back
into the oven and baked it until it was golden brown.
You add in the ground almonds at the same time as adding all the other ingredients
into the mixing bowl, along with the sweet
potato and date
mixture.
I also found that my sweet
potatoes turned
into mash as I stirred them
into the
mixture so next time will leave the skins on and my bite sizes bigger.
Sadly this recipe really needs to be done using a food processor otherwise the dates and sweet
potato mixture won't form
into a smooth and creamy
mixture.
Cauliflower once cooked for awhile purees
into a smooth and creamy
mixture and I thought it would be a perfect substitution for
potatoes.