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I let my wife pick dinner again. I offered her oven fries but she opted for instant mashed potatoes with instant chicken gravy. She regrets that decision. But it was tasty.
Beef was free. Cost per person: $1.30 Cost if you have to buy the beef: $3.55
Bonus pic. Worst miss en place ever is in the comments.
I need to stop asking what they want. Roast me in the comments.
Looks amazing! I love simple burgers and fries but we have been eating those instant mashed potatoes lately and they are really good.
Get the baby red Idaho version if you like baby red potatoes. So good and cheap at $1.50.
I normally make my mashed potatoes from scratch. It was my first job in the kitchen. And then one day at a gay club in San Diego I discovered Idahoan made an acceptable quick option that was sometimes cheaper than the real deal. I am not known for my brand loyalty. I will normally buy the generic if it's the same basic thing. But for over 20 years I have been exclusively Idahoan until last night when I made this with Great Value brand.
The basic butter option worked. They don't have the red potato option so I will still have to occasionally get the Idahoan.
I will give those a shot. We are always on a time crunch to make dinner, so quick and tasty is usually our go to. Thanks!
It's not homemade. There is no confusion on that. But it's definitely a step up from KFC mashed potatoes.