Easy Colcannon Recipe ~ Pressure Cooker Recipe


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I still can’t believe how delicious these mashed potatoes are! They are also super easy to make and the technique I use for cooking the potatoes works perfectly …

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  1. Mimi N
    Mimi N says:

    If you score the spuds around the circumference with a sharp knife before steaming, you can literally twist off the skin. Just hold the hot potatoes one at a time in a clean kitchen towel and twist off the skins. 🥔

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  2. Lew Patton
    Lew Patton says:

    Louise, just a safety note please ma'am. I noticed at the 5:11 mark you did a steam released and immediately took the lid off. NOw you and I know it takes awhile for the stem to release and the red button to go sown, but some people may not realize it and take the lid off before all the pressure drains out. Just wanted to mention that. Love your recipes and videos!

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  3. nancy pollard
    nancy pollard says:

    haha… we have regular mashed potatoes. milk and a little butter then there is holiday potatoes. Those have a whole stick of butter and some cream. Nothing wrong with rich food in moderation. It's so special to have on special occasions.

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  4. David Oickle
    David Oickle says:

    My mother made a lot of Colcannon when I was a kid. We're 7th generation German/Canadian. Naturally she didn't have a Ninja Foodie so she just cooked this up in a large pot. She always out a carrot and sometimes a turnip in with the potatoes and chopped up cabbage. She also rough mashed the whole mixture so it had more texture than straight mashed potatoes. I will make this with your method and the Foodie but sneak in a carrot, if you don't mind. Ha Ha

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  5. Urs L
    Urs L says:

    Wow, I was surprised to hear you are half Irish half German for some reason. I have no idea why anyway My Ma used to make different variations of colcannon when I was a kid. May her little soul rest in peace.

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  6. Kim LaPorta
    Kim LaPorta says:

    I would have never combined those ingredients either thanks for always expanding my taste buds. I enjoy watching your videos I like how you talk about your family liking the meals too . You always look so pretty I like your blouse today. Have a great day 😀

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  7. Sharon Clune
    Sharon Clune says:

    We have these all the time. I don’t like cabbage normally but it’s great in this recipe. I will say that I sauté the cabbage and onion in butter on a low heat until it picks up some color. Fellow cabbage haters, give it a try!

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  8. Sue Picciano
    Sue Picciano says:

    Always pushing my culinary envelope! Not only are helping me feel more comfortable with my Foodi, you’re getting my palate more refined! My compliments, Louise!🥰🥰🤗💝

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