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Mashed potatoes are an essential part of Thanksgiving, but they sure do require a lot of babysitting. You’ve got to bring water to a boil, then make sure the potatoes don’t overcook in the water, drain them, then go back to the pot to put it all together. Plus, if you've got multiple dishes cooking on your stove at once, the kitchen can start to get pretty chaotic. This is where the magic of the slow cooker comes in. With these mashed potatoes, everything happens right in the pot, making this staple side almost completely hands off (and stress free).
While our slow-cooker mashed potatoes are a holiday staple, this garlic-studded recipe gives a flavorful upgrade to one of our favorite recipes. Keep reading on for how to make them the best they can be:
What People Are Saying:
“I’ve made them twice and they are so yummy. I’m hosting Thanksgiving again this year and I will be serving them again” - BluePalmtree
My favorite thing about this slow-cooker recipe? Everything goes into it—no dirtying up any other pans or pots! After spraying the inside of your slow cooker with cooking spray, add the quartered potatoes along with butter and minced garlic. Season generously with salt and pepper, then give everything a good stir to coat every potato well. Cover and cook on high for 3 hours, or until the potatoes are tender.
Once the potatoes are tender (try piercing one with a knife to see how easily it slides in), then add in the sour cream, milk, and spices. Grab your favorite potato masher, then mash them well. Give it a taste, then season with salt and pepper as needed.
Once they are perfectly mixed and seasoned, garnish with chives before serving right out of the slow cooker.
Full list of ingredients & instructions can be found in the recipe below.
If you have any leftovers, store them in an airtight container in the fridge for 3-4 days.
Cooking spray
baby potatoes, quartered
butter
cloves garlic, minced
water
Kosher salt
Freshly ground black pepper
sour cream
milk
dried oregano
dried rosemary
chives, for garnish
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