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A potato masher, tater masher, bean masher, pea masher, masher, or crusher is a food preparation utensil used to crush soft food for such dishes as mashed potatoes,[1][2] apple sauce, or refried beans. Potatoes mashed using a potato masher tend to be fluffier and lighter in texture compared to other methods of mashing, because use of the device reduces cell damage to the potato, releasing less starch.[3]
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P1210261 - Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush - Size 20 cm
# 202 - 26/01/18 - 16:47 (11:17 GMT)
Rufous-tailed Rock Thrush - female - Corbett National Park - Western Himalayas.
Common rock thrush (Monticola saxatilis), formerly rufous-tailed rock thrush or European rock thrush, is a chat belonging to the family Muscicapidae.
It breeds in southern Europe across central Asia to northern China. This species is strongly migratory, all populations wintering in Africa south of the Sahara. It is an uncommon visitor to northern Europe.
Happy birding 🍁
Alway one of the first the flowers in the spring the beautiful Coltsfoot flowers on this spring day at the shore of Lake Ontario on the waterfront trail from Rotary park to the bridge across Duffins marsh in Squires beach , cropped photograph , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , April 10. 2022
April 2022
Driftwood
Dead tree
Driftwood
the shore of Lake Ontario
Coltsfoot flowers
woods
The Coltsfoot flowers one of the first flowers in the spring
Duffins Creek Trail
Discovery Bay
Duffins Creek
Trilliums in the woods
Duffins Trail
Overcast
Discovery Bay near Duffins Creek
Martin’s photographs
Ajax
Bluefin tuna
Ontario
Canada
February 2022
Favourites
IPhone XR
iPhone 6s
forest
Trees
Wildflowers
Trout Lilies
Fallen tree
Duffins Mash
Duffins trail
Trail near Duffins Marsh
bridge
Red trilliums
Red trilliums in the woods
Beautiful blue sky
great clouds
Beautiful blue sky with great clouds
Squires beach
Blossoms
Beautiful springt tree blossoms
the clouds and blue sky
Rotary Park
Beautiful springt tree blossoms against the clouds and blue sky
Snow
Ice
Winter
Large tree
Rotary park
Waterfront trail
Lake Ontario
Bridge across Duffins marsh
Cropped photograph
Lanaquarelle multi-coated with
blueberry mash in vodka. Approximately 20 hours of full sun exposure with one movement for shadow effect.
Epson scan with minor contrast adj in APS.
Day 4 of 7 of the black and white food photo challenge. I found this huge mortar and pestle on clearance at Costco earlier this year. I have to admit I haven't used it much but am ready to start spicing things up. Anyone have one? What do you use it for mostly?
There's so much wrong with the internet, but at least there is Mashed Potato Time. American robin, backyard Olympia.
Camp Creek State Park, Mercer County, West Virginia. Six seconds at f/16, ISO 50. Canon 16-35 f/4 L at 21 mm.
Manze's Pie & Mash shop, Chapel Market, Angel, Islington, London. Opened 1911.
Update July 2019: sadly, this shop has closed forever, after serving pie and mash for 108 years. London pie and mash shops are in sadly in steep decline.
If you would like to know more about Pie and Mash, then I wrote this article about it:
www.winealchemy.co.uk/pie-and-mash-an-authentic-taste-of-...
Iced puddle abstract
I popped down to my local river country park, just as the temperatures were creeping above freezing, and pointed my old Nikon D90 with 55-200mm lens at all the frozen puddles along the solid mud track. It was rather therapeutic, though I am sure some of the passing walkers thought I needed therapy myself - 'I make abstracts out of these' I said, and received a polite, somewhat vacant knowing nod in return :-)
Mash presses in one of the more modern areas of the former Molson Coors South Brewhouse, in Burton-apon-Trent. This site closed in early 2018 and is now being stripped out, this area, along with the more modern additions will soon be demolished.
Leftover half of
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accpanied by fresh mash (simple, fairly dry, seasoned with salt, pepper, & Maggi) to soak up the leftover cooking juices. Even better than the first time around — delicious!
My dad said this was his favourite meal.
These sausages were stabbed before cooking and didn't bang.
Serving sausages with potatoes was first described in The Art of Cookery Made Plain and Easy by Hannah Glasse in her book of 1747. It was published the following year in America and Ireland.
Pork sausages
Mashed potatoes
Peas
Onion gravy (with added Sriracha and Dijon mustard)
All done in 30 minutes. Bliss.
Mashes Sands is one of few places along the Forgotten Coast where you can see the sunrise over the water. Processed in Photoshop and Textured with Lenabem-Anna J’s texture 334.
Frame :*MASH* STEEL
STEM :*STEVE POTTS* titanium stem
Handlebar :*THOMSON* titanium riser bar
Head Set :*CHRIS KING* nothreadset
Wheels :*PHILWOOD* high flange track hub × *VELOCITY* quill rim
Tire :*PANARACER* gravel king SS
Crank:*SHIMANO* dura-ace track crank × *AARN* track chainring
BB:*PHILWOOD*
Cog :*PHILWOOD* SLR track cog
Chain :*HKK* new vertex track chain
Brake :*PAUL* mini moto brake
Brake Lever :*PAUL* canti lever
Seat Post :*KENT ERIKSEN* titanium seatpost
Grip :*OURY* V2 grip
Saddle :*SELLE ITALIA* milano flite bonnie saddle
Pedal:*MKS* sylvan track next × *MASH* MKS × MASH leather double toe straps
Contre-jour, and probably at F 11. There is a certain drama not just in the sky, but between the two types of energy here - natural and man-made (the sun and electricity produced by power plants). Both we are exposed to and benefitting from. Our mish-mash world.
Closeup and cropped view of the bark of this American sycamore or plane tree with the whimsical fruit clusters balls a type of catkins on Duffins trail near Rotary park in Discovery bay , Martin’s photographs , Ajax , Ontario , Canada , April 7. 2022
Closeup and cropped view of the bark of this American Sycamore tree
Sycamore tree
Closeup view of the bark of this America sycamore tree
Catkins
American Sycamore tree
Brown catkins
Fruit clusters
plane tree
Sycamore or plane tree
April 2020
Wet Duffins trail
Quail eggs
Green and white Trilliums
Round hole in ice
Mullein
woods
Sunset
Duffins Creek Trail
Discovery Bay
Duffins Creek
Trilliums in the woods
Duffins Trail
Overcast
Discovery Bay near Duffins Creek
Martin’s photographs
Ajax
Bluefin tuna
Ontario
Canada
February 2022
Favourites
IPhone XR
iPhone 6s
forest
Trees
Wildflowers
March 2022
Fallen tree
Duffins Mash
Duffins trail
Trail near Duffins Marsh
Autumn
Red trilliums
Red trilliums in the woods
Beautiful blue sky
great clouds
Beautiful blue sky with great clouds
Squires beach
Blossoms
Beautiful springt tree blossoms
the clouds and blue sky
Rotary Park
Beautiful springt tree blossoms against the clouds and blue sky
Snow
Ice
Winter
Large tree
Cloudy blue sky
First, mash a banana in a bowl.
Most people are horrified by how long I keep bananas. But I think they improve with age, up to a point! The one on the left has definitely reached that point; soft, very sweet, at the apogee of its deliciousness. Ready to be mashed.
THE MASH IS THE BEST:
Make a mash as you usually would. Sprinkle with salt & freshly ground black pepper, add a tablespoonful of dried Greek oregano, throw in a good knob of unsalted butter, fold over, and let melt.
Throw in a dozen or so black Kalamata olive (quartered), a good couple of forks full of capers, and adjust the texture with leftover cooking water. Blend with a serving spoon.
Meanwhile, start sautéeing your veggie 'sausages' — I used 'Meaty Gourmet, Classic BBQ' — in a bit of olive oil, and when they're about 1/4 done, throw in some small onion slices and let brown with the sausages.
When all's done, serve up and enjoy! :-)