Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes Recipe (Photos + Video)

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A delicious bowl of mashed potatoes always reminds me of special occasions and parties. Well, now you’ll be wondering why. Then let me tell you, any party or occasion is complete with these delectable Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes.

I know you must be thinking, why am I crazy about this simple dish? But these are not regular mashed potatoes. These Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes are infused with rich, creamy, and aromatic flavors, and they always take me back to my childhood.

When I was a small kid, my mother made creamy mashed potatoes for me and my family. So today, I was going through some recipes, and somehow, I came across this famous Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes recipe, and hence, I decided to share it with you all.

To add to it, people often describe this dish as a cloud of mashed potatoes because of their fluffiness and softness, and well, I won’t disagree with that. It has a perfectly smooth and even texture, free from lumps. Now that you know much about the recipe, let’s dive into the details.

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Equipment Required

Saucepan – To make these mashed potatoes, you first need to boil the potatoes. Therefore, I recommend using a saucepan to boil them.
Fork – I use a fork to mash the potatoes. However, you can also use a potato ricer or masher for better results. I don’t suggest using a food processor or blender, as they can over-mash the potatoes.
Knife – I suggest using a sharp knife to cut the potatoes into chunks. It’ll help you cut the potatoes evenly.
Colander – Colander helps me to drain the potatoes properly. It removes the excess moisture from the potatoes.
Rubber Spatula – I prefer using a large rubber spatula to scrape down the sides of the bowl to ensure even mixing.

Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes Ingredients And Substitutes

1 Kg Yukon Gold Potatoes – If you have trouble finding Yukon Gold potatoes, you can also use Russet potatoes.
100 ml Whole Milk – I don’t like whole milk, so sometimes, I substitute it with soy milk. It’s healthy and best for people following a vegan-friendly diet. You can also use cashew and almond milk.
100 ml Double Cream
Salt – I recommend adding as per taste preferences
½ Teaspoon Black Pepper
75 Grams Butter – Butter is always an unhealthy option for me, so I replace it with olive oil, which is a healthier option.

Preparation And Cooking Time

Preparation Time	Cooking Time	Total Time
10 Minutes	25 Minutes	35 Minutes

How To Make Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes Recipe

Step 1

Take a saucepan filled with water. Let the water heat for a few minutes.

Step 2

Boil the potatoes in a saucepan. Once the potatoes are cooked, drain them properly.

Step 3

Mash the potato and add butter to it.

Step 4

Add the double cream to the mashed potatoes.

Step 5

Now, pour milk into the mixture.

Step 6

Season the mashed potatoes with salt and black pepper.

Step 7

Your creamy and fluffy mashed potatoes are ready to serve!

FAQs About Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes

How can you tell if your potatoes are cooked through?

While boiling the potatoes, I suggest you check them by inserting a fork into one piece to see whether they are cooked properly. If the fork easily slides through the potato, that means they are perfectly cooked. If they meet any resistance, boil for a few minutes more.

What is the easiest way to mash potatoes?

I have found that the easiest way is to mash the potatoes with a potato masher until the moisture is drained correctly. Don’t use a blender or food processor, as they can become sticky and gluey.

How to make mashed potatoes hotter?

To make these Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes hotter, incorporate some spicy ingredients. My favorite options are hot sauce, spicy cheese, horseradish, or chipotle peppers in adobo sauce. Using any ingredients will bring out a spicy kick in your mashed potatoes.

How can you refresh their flavor and texture after reheating?

Increase the quantity of ingredients. For instance, you can incorporate more milk, cream, and butter to refresh the flavors and textures.

Why are your mashed potatoes too lumpy?

Mashed potatoes may become lumpy because you have not cooked or mashed them properly. Another reason could be over-mixing. Therefore, you must be careful while boiling and mashing the potatoes and ensure you don’t over-mix these mashed potatoes.

Why are your mashed potatoes too runny?

Mashed potatoes may be runny because of excess moisture, which may come from adding too much liquid, such as whole milk or double cream. So, make sure that you avoid adding liquid ingredients in excess.

Why are your mashed potatoes too thick?

A lack of liquid can make your mashed potatoes thick, so add enough liquid ingredients to give them the desired consistency.

Expert Tips That I Recommend

Salt The Water – While boiling the potatoes, make sure to add salt. I have found that seasoning the water with salt enhances the overall flavors of these mashed potatoes.
Add Lemon Zest – For a bright and citrusy hint, I often add lemon zest to these mashed potatoes. It brings out refreshing and vibrant notes that complement the potatoes.
Add More Flavor – Fresh herbs can make your mashed potatoes more flavorful. Thyme, parsley, dill, chives, or basil are some of my best options.
Add milk Gradually – To improve the consistency of your mashed potatoes, I suggest adding milk gradually. This will prevent the potatoes from becoming runny and help achieve the desired consistency.

Nutritional Information Per Serving

Gordon Ramsay’s Mashed Potatoes are enjoyable but not considered healthy because of their high-fat content and calorie density. Also, when you remove the skin and mash the potatoes, you remove the maximum fiber content from them.

But this dish is so flavorful that you should not miss it. So, I recommend eating this recipe in moderation. Take a look at the table mentioned below; it’ll provide you with exact calorific values:

Calories	387 kcal
Carbohydrates	28 g
Fat	30 g
Protein	30 g
Sodium	347 mg

Vegetarians and individuals following a gluten-free diet can safely enjoy this dish as it contains no restricted ingredients. Check below for the calorie count of these mashed potatoes.

Recipe Variations For Different Diets

Vegan Diet – If you follow a vegan diet, the Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes recipe may not suit you. However, to make this recipe vegan-friendly, I suggest replacing whole milk with soy milk, double cream with coconut milk, and butter with margarine. Just like that, your vegan-friendly version of these mashed potatoes is ready.
Keto Diet – One serving of this dish can ruin your keto diet. To make these mashed potatoes keto-friendly, I substituted rutabaga, butter (salted or unsalted), heavy cream, salt, and pepper for the original ingredients.

Storing And Reheating This Recipe

Storing

Refrigerator – You can store these mashed potatoes in the refrigerator for four to five days. But before storing, cool them down to room temperature. Also, while storing, transfer this dish to an airtight container or cover it with plastic wrap. This will prevent the dish from absorbing any odors from other dishes kept in the fridge. It also prevents skin formation.
Freezer – Despite being a tricky process, freezing is the best method for storing these mashed potatoes for a longer time. Allow them to cool at room temperature and then transfer them to a freezer-safe bag. Whenever you feel like eating them, make sure to thaw them overnight and then serve.

Reheating

Stovetop – When ready to serve these mashed potatoes, simply reheat them using a stovetop. Place a batch in a saucepan or pot and let them reheat for about 10-15 minutes at medium-low heat. Also, storing may affect the texture of these mashed potatoes, so I add a splash of milk and a pat of butter to retain texture.
Oven – These mashed potatoes can be reheated wonderfully in the oven. When ready to reheat these mashed potatoes, preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. However, it’s necessary to add milk and butter as it’ll help restore the textures of these mashed potatoes.
Microwave – Reheating these mashed potatoes in the microwave is also efficient. Add the required quantity to the microwave-safe dish, covering them properly with a wet paper towel. However, for best results, remember to add milk and butter.

What To Serve With This Recipe

Meatloaf – Meatloaf and mashed potatoes are an amazing combination that can be served as a whole meal. This combination also makes for a balanced meal.
Grilled Fish – If you want a complimentary side dish for these flavorful Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes, grilled fish is the best choice. The smokiness of the grilled fish and the buttery flavor of these mashed potatoes go well together.
Roast Chicken – Roasted chicken is the best option to pair with this delicious Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes. You can combine it for a special occasion and serve it to impress your guests.
Sausages – Pair these delightful Gordon Ramsay Mashed Potatoes with sausages for more flavor. This hearty combination will become your favorite meal.

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Conclusion

Gordon Ramsay’s Mashed Potatoes are so comforting and satisfying that they will become your favorite. You’ll not be able to resist a bite. Additionally, utilize the advice and techniques I’ve provided in this post, as they’ll help you achieve better tastes and textures.

Additionally, this recipe works well for any event or dinner party. Serve this to your family members, leaving them in awe. Also, whenever you try out this recipe, do come back and share your experience with us in the comment section.