Peeling potatoes

Get taters on the table with less stress with this trick.

Mashed potatoes are hands-down the best part about Thanksgiving. Peeling them, on the other hand, is not. Good thing we found the easiest trick ever to put an end to this time-consuming (and potato-wasting) task.

If you've ever wondered how to peel a potato after boiling, look no further. We'll help you peel potatoes more efficiently for your next potato casserole.

Here's how to store peeled potatoes overnight. Plus, which recipes this method is best for and when it just doesn't work.

Peeling potatoes is no one's idea of a good time, so why not make it easier? This method is so quick and simple, you'll wonder how you lived without it!

Because these tubers require more prep work than many other veggies, peeling potatoes ahead of time can be a great convenience. But once you peel them, potatoes quickly start discoloring, turning gray, brown or pink, unless you know the secret for temporarily storing them to prevent this.

Here is a clever video of Dawn Wells on how to peel potatoes without a peeler. But if you have a peeler, this is what you're supposed to do.

This is a guide about uses for potato peels. Dont toss those potato peels. They can be used as a tasty snack or in your garden.

An interesting trick that actually works.

This easy hack for peeling potatoes after boiling uses a knife to score the skins — no peeler! Try this trick the next time you make mashed potatoes.