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Ever have garlic mashed pototoes?
- Thread starter savagewind
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Cream cheese, sour cream, cheddar cheese! Pototoes are poof of God. I bet you did not know that.
Check out your sister in the faith in the WWII thread.
I suppose the question to ask yourself is this: Are the Jehovah's Witnesses Jesus' path in life. Do you believe Jesus is alive? I do. Some people think he will come back in the flesh to eat potatoes but I do not believe it.
Alive means able to accomplish something. True? The Jehovah's Witnesses believe they are accomplishing something. True? The JWs are alive accomplishing something. Is Jesus alive accomplishing something also?
John 5:21
For just as the Father raises the dead and gives them life, even so the Son gives life to whom he is pleased to give it.
When The Father raised up Jesus from the dead God "gave him life". Having life means alive. Right?
Why not ask yourself what it means to you to be alive?
dawny0826
Mother Heathen
Had that revelation years ago when trying my cousin Irene's cheesey potatoe bake! Yum!
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
For me, it depends just how much garlic is used. My uncle has a recipe that calls for 10 cloves of fresh garlic (minced) to be added to mashed potatoes. Frankly, I hated that, as it was way, Way, WAY overkill. But with a smaller amount of garlic and blue cheese (topped up with finely sliced green onion)... ...heaven on earth.
Blue cheese! Thank you. I will try it.
If your uncle did not cook the garlic and added it after the potatoes were cooked I can imagine it would be awful. I cook the garlic with the potatoes. Four medium potatoes. One or two cloves of garlic. I have a garlic press.
YmirGF
Bodhisattva in Recovery
He is an excellent cook and the garlic is added just as you would. It was more a mashed garlic with potatoes...
Was the First World War Foretold in the Bible? Is the name of it. It is under the heading of General Religious Debates.
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Jeremy Mason
Well-Known Member
Garlic mash potatoes are great. Have you tried parmesan or asiago mash potatoes?
RLightning
Member
How do you make it?
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
I've had that a couple times, it isn't 'standard' food though. I liked it.
Desert Snake
Veteran Member
zenzero
Its only a Label
Friend disciple,
Its not everyday but its common, called 'ALOO ka CHOKA' in hindi and goes well with rotis.
Another one is 'BAIGAN ka BHARTA' or Brinjal mashed. Brijal is burnt and skinned and then friend with onions, garlic, chillies with a dash of turmeric and salt to taste. Again great with rotis.
Drop by sometime. Will cook for you!
Love & rgds
Its not everyday but its common, called 'ALOO ka CHOKA' in hindi and goes well with rotis.
Another one is 'BAIGAN ka BHARTA' or Brinjal mashed. Brijal is burnt and skinned and then friend with onions, garlic, chillies with a dash of turmeric and salt to taste. Again great with rotis.
Drop by sometime. Will cook for you!
Love & rgds