Spud fufu: Can you whip up fufu using potatoes?

[xxscj1678]

Hey foodies! I've heard rumors about making fufu with potatoes instead of the usual cassava or plantains. Has anyone tried this before? How does it compare in taste and texture? I'm intrigued and eager to experiment in the kitchen!

 

[bhella]

Hey foodies! I've heard rumors about making fufu with potatoes instead of the usual cassava or plantains. Has anyone tried this before? How does it compare in taste and texture? I'm intrigued and eager to experiment in the kitchen!

Though it’s not the classic fufu, I think potato fufu could be a great alternative! What’s your method for preparing it?

 

[xxscj1678]

Though it’s not the classic fufu, I think potato fufu could be a great alternative! What’s your method for preparing it?

Thanks for your input! Potato fufu is definitely a tasty twist. I usually boil the potatoes, mash them, and then cook them with a bit of butter and seasoning. I’d love to hear how you make yours!

 

[Dawn]

Yes, you can make a version of fufu using potatoes, often called "spud fufu," by boiling

 

[Ruth_]

Making fufu with potatoes can be an interesting twist—it’ll be smoother and a bit less chewy than the traditional version, but still delicious for a creative spin!