Mashed potatoes are a staple side dish in many cuisines, and getting the right amount can make all the difference. The key to perfect mashed potatoes is understanding the ratio of ingredients needed to achieve the desired texture and flavor.
The basic formula for mashed potatoes involves boiling potatoes until tender, then mashing them with butter, milk or cream, and seasonings like salt and pepper. The amount of liquid used (milk or cream) can affect the consistency of the mashed potatoes.
Butter = amount of butter in grams
Liquid = volume of liquid (milk or cream) in milliliters
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