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10-23-2011, 10:24 PM
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That looks AWESOME!!! I am going to try it this week for sure!!
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10-24-2011, 01:47 AM
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aww you dont like my picture? lol I have so much leftover because I had to make a second batch so the sour cream and stuff didn't expire so I have a nice stash in the freezer for now. So gad people are trying it I love easy quick recipes and this one takes literally as much effort and time as homemade mashed potatos. The water is easy to over do it on you want parts of the potatos sticking out of the water you can add some more milk or cream after cooking but you cant take away the liquid so less is better in this case.
Anyone else make this yet would love to hear how it turned out and also any variations people made (Im always tweaking recipes)
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10-24-2011, 08:00 PM
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I made this, froze some of the leftovers and have been heating up the rest for my husband's lunch. I also added a bit more water than I should have, but I made the recipe a bit more heart healthy by using reduced fat cream cheese, fat free sour cream, and reduced fat cream soup. I also used less butter than it called for, and used Smart Balance instead of real butter. It was DELICIOUS!!!
Holmeshx2, I shared this recipe with my MIL, and also on the other GSD forum. Don't worry, I gave you credit for it!  Thanks for the recipe, it will be one I make again!
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10-24-2011, 10:41 PM
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yeah I used the 98% fat free soup and I have forgotten the butter all together before still worked great and while you can easily do the fat free stuff I HATE fat free cream cheese and sour cream so definitely dont use them lol. Glad you liked it sure if you made it with too much water you could probably use another pot and cook up some more potatos then mix in with it to help make it heartier again.
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10-25-2011, 03:16 PM
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mmmm McD's sounds soo good right now. I have this sick obsession with dipping their fries in their tartar sauce. Only get it like twice a year or so but enjoy it when I do lol. What I love about this recipe is it takes like a half hour or so to make super quick and easy I love it.
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11-07-2011, 07:59 PM
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Just made this today for a potluck at work. Went over well...everyone is asking for the recipe :-) Thanks a ton! I did but the bacon in with the soup though and not on top...I am lazy :-)
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