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Smashed New Potatoes with Peas, Lemon, and Pearl Onions Recipe

Smashed New Potatoes with Peas, Lemon, and Pearl Onions

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  • on December 26, 2010

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    Seved with grilled filet mignons for Christmas dinner. Absolutely delicious. I did substitute baby argula for the watercrest and shallots for the frozen pearl onions. Loved the flavor combinations. This recipe is a keeper!

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  • on August 26, 2010

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    Fantastic!

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  • on December 28, 2009

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    THIS WAS GREAT ...SO DELICIOUS ...VERY FLAVORFUL
    Next to Mashed Potatoes with Kale this is my next favorite.
    5 STARS.... All the ingredients seem a bit strange to mix together but amazingly they all complimented eachother and made for one pot of amazing smashed potatoes.... I left the skins on the potates. It was an absolute delight. THANKS TYLER!!!!

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  • on December 25, 2009

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    I made this for Christmas Eve dinner for my parents and it was a big hit! A definite crowd pleaser (and also much simpler than it looks. I didn't bother to peel the red skins away, they add another color and more nutrients!

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  • on December 09, 2009

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    Second time around, at Thanksgiving, cut out the lemon and served with the turkey and it was a great success. Next day the bubble and squeak made with the brussels sprouts was just awesome.

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  • on September 30, 2009

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    My hubby really liiked this take on mashed potatoes. It's a nice change to plain mashed potatoes, that's for sure. Will make this again.

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  • on September 18, 2009

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    I couldn't get enough! So easy to make and very flavorful!

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  • on May 17, 2009

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    Used fresh English peas and didn't peel the potatoes but it was delicious. Also good the next day. Fantastic with the salmon.

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  • on May 13, 2009

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    Delicious! Great idea for keeping the smashed potatoes warm with a water bath! Tyler, you rock too!!

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  • on May 09, 2009

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    All the flavors meld together very well and the lemon gives is great freshness. I use fresh peas just because I love fresh peas. Very yummy. Standard receipe in the house.

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