Finding a replacement for mashed potatoes is an ongoing journey. Each aspect and ingredient work together to recreate my favorite food, without the pain and bloat.This recipe is worth a try, even if only once.
Prep Time45mins
Cook Time35mins
Total Time1hr20mins
Course: Side Dish
Cuisine: American
Keyword: Favorite
Servings: 12
Author: Dimples
Ingredients
1large celeriac root
1lbparsnip
2lbyucca/cassava root
1/2lbwhite sweet potato
3small fennel bulbssliced
1tablespoonExtra Virgin Olive Oil
1 1/2cupChicken or Vegetable Brothwarmed
1 1/4cupgrass fed Butter
1/2cupeachPlain Greek Yogurt and Cream Cheese
4ozParmesan/Romano Cheeseshredded
1teaspoontruffle balsamic vinegar
1/4teaspoontruffle zest powder
Freshly Ground Black Pepper & Sea Salt to taste
Instructions
Wash and quarter vegetables, keeping them immersed in cold salted water as you work.
Put vegetables in a large pot filled with cold, lightly salted water and cover with a lid. Bring pot to a boil over a high heat and then reduce to medium boil for 15 to 20 minutes, or until vegetables are easily pierced with a fork.
Meanwhile, brown 2 tablespoons butter in skillet, add fennel bulb and cook on low until caramelized. Turn heat to medium and add horseradish and lemon grass, saute until fragrant. Remove caramelized fennel bulb and chop together with lemon grass and horseradish very finely.
Drain vegetables through a colander. Transfer the boiled vegetables and caramelized mixture to an electric stand mixer fitted with a paddle and mix at low speed to break up vegetables.
Slowly add the butter, Greek yogurt, cream cheese, and grated Parmesan blend.
Scrape down the side of the bowl and beat in broth (As needed), sea salt, pepper, truffle powder and truffle vinegar- continually adjusting seasoning to taste.
Serve warm, with or without gravy.
Notes
Turnips, radishes, rutabaga, cauliflower, and Daikon radish are all good options as well.