🥘 Ingredients
- rattes or BF 15 potatoes 1 kg
- coarse salt 1 Tbsp
- well-chilled unsalted butter 250 g
- very hot whole milk 250 g
- salt
- pepper
🍳 Cookware
- saucepan
- potato ricer
- large saucepan
- small saucepan
- very fine sieve
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1Put the rattes or BF 15 potatoes in a saucepan with 2 liters of cold water and 1 tablespoon of coarse salt . Bring to a simmer, cover, and cook until a knife slips in the potatoes easily and cleanly, about 25 minutes .
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2Drain the potatoes and peel them. Put them through a potato ricer (or a food mill fitted with its finest disk) into a large saucepan . Turn the heat to medium and dry the potato flesh out a bit by turning it vigorously with a spatula for about 5 minutes .
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3Meanwhile, rinse a small saucepan and pour out the excess water but do not wipe it dry. Add the milk and bring to a boil.
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4Turn the heat under the potatoes to low and incorporate the well-chilled unsalted butter bit by bit, stirring it in energetically for a smooth, creamy finish. Pour in the very hot whole milk in a thin stream, still over a low heat, still stirring briskly. Keep stirring until all the milk is absorbed. Turn off the heat and taste for salt and pepper .
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5For an even lighter, finer purée, put it through a very fine sieve before serving.