What goes well with potatoes?
We analyzed over 150,000 recipes to figure out which ingredients makes potatoes better. On average, recipes with potatoes gets 4.26⭐ review scores. But in some combinations, review scores get a lot better. Like with baking powder. And sometimes worse. Like with lentils.
Here comes the combinations we found:
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Better than not:
low fat milk,
radishes,
spanish onion,
yukon gold potatoes,
shrimp,
bread,
pearl onions,
pasta,
cream cheese,
ajwain,
curry powder,
salmon,
stew meat,
russet,
hard boiled egg,
marjoram,
flour tortillas,
jalapeño pepper,
turkey,
red chili,
kale,
dijon mustard,
cabbage,
ketchup,
lime juice,
white onion,
blue cheese,
canola oil,
asparagus,
lemon zest,
corn,
ghee,
red wine,
fennel,
tomato paste,
sea salt,
cauliflower,
basmati,
rice,
beef stew meat,
button mushrooms,
chuck roast,
parmesan,
peas,
baking soda,
green peas,
coconut milk,
paprika,
parsnips,
egg,
tabasco,
chicken broth,
carrots,
turmeric,
mushrooms,
italian seasoning,
mustard,
cornflour,
beef broth,
heavy cream,
cream,
pretzels
🤷♀️ Shrug:
capers,
stout,
serrano pepper,
clams,
bacon,
cilantro powder,
green beans,
chickpeas,
ham,
virgin olive oil,
cilantro,
bay leaf,
allspice,
ginger garlic paste,
barbecue sauce,
chives,
celery,
butter,
thyme,
worcestershire sauce,
zucchini,
mint,
vegetable oil,
flour,
green chili,
apple,
sage,
cayenne,
ginger,
onion,
salt,
lemon juice,
black pepper,
beef,
tomatoes,
all purpose flour,
cinnamon,
cumin,
coconut oil,
sweet potatoes,
garam masala,
mayonnaise,
rosemary,
dill,
celery salt,
greek yogurt,
milk,
barley,
macaroni,
sharp cheddar cheese,
unsalted butter,
vanilla
Scores poorly:
broccoli,
tomato sauce,
oregano,
olive oil,
sugar,
avocado,
crumbs,
kosher salt,
sour cream,
white wine vinegar,
pickles,
chicken bouillon,
nutmeg,
soy sauce,
wheat flour,
green pepper,
oil,
peanut oil,
beef stock,
green onions,
parsley,
egg yolk,
lean beef,
cashew nuts,
white fish,
turnips,
baby carrots,
cream mushroom soup,
onion soup mix
Pay attention:
brown sugar,
onion powder,
peanuts,
basil,
herbs,
shallots,
sweet onion,
pork,
vegetable broth,
garlic powder,
almonds,
feta cheese,
red pepper flakes,
cheddar cheese,
white wine,
chicken stock,
apple cider vinegar,
chili powder,
coconut,
eggplant,
pork shoulder,
red onion,
lamb,
corn kernels,
yellow onion,
buttermilk,
green bell pepper,
bell pepper,
chicken thighs,
cucumber,
white pepper,
cheese,
nutritional yeast,
vinegar,
hot water,
leeks,
chicken breasts,
red bell pepper,
cardamom,
yogurt,
walnuts,
mozzarella cheese,
broth,
gruyère cheese,
garlic salt,
stock,
chicken,
corn starch,
sherry,
tuna,
honey,
egg noodles,
hot sauce,
balsamic vinegar,
red pepper,
tarragon,
sesame oil,
smoked paprika
Makes both ingredients worse:
garlic,
vegetable stock,
horseradish,
vegetable,
yellow mustard,
lentils
Remember this is how people score them online. A bad combination might not be a bad combination. It might be hard to cook or people make poor substitutions. If you think it makes sense to use something, just pay extra attention.
Here are some great recipes I found with potatoes:
The BEST Clam Chowder (Market Street Grill Copycat)
www.foodiecrush.com
Review: 4.25/5 Dish Dragon Score: 6.6/10
Celery Root, Red Cabbage and Potato Colcannon
cooking.nytimes.com
Review: 5/5 Dish Dragon Score: 6.6/10
