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Updated: June 8, 2025
Of course, at this moment, when it was most needed, that usually exemplary article was not where it ought to have been standing beside the dresser. Having no time to look for it, Mrs. Gammit snatched up the potato-masher, and rushed forth into the moonlight with a gurgling yell, resolved to save the tub.
Boil as directed, and when dry and mealy, mash fine with a potato-masher or large spoon, allowing for a dozen medium-sized potatoes a piece of butter the size of an egg, half a cup of milk, a teaspoonful of salt, and half a teaspoonful of white pepper. The milk may be omitted if the potato is preferred dry. Pile lightly in a dish, or smooth over, and serve at once.
This is surely work for the Almighty, and not for sinful human beings!" That night Mrs. Corbett took her pen in hand. Mrs. Corbett was more at home with the potato-masher or the rolling-pin, but when duty called her she followed, even though it involved the using of unfamiliar tools. She wrote a lengthy letter to Mr.
Small tins for little cakes. One muffin-pan. One double milk-boiler, the inside boiler holding two quarts. One fish-boiler, which can also be used for hams. One deep bread-pan; a dish-pan is good, but must be kept for this. One steamer. One pudding-boiler. One cake-box. Six teaspoons. One bread-board. One rolling-pin. One meat-board. One wash-board. One lemon-squeezer. One potato-masher.
Many years ago, when Peter had been working for Pericles Priam, they had spent several months in a boarding house, and you could tell when there was going to be beef-steak for dinner, because you heard the cook pounding it with the potato-masher to "tender it up;" and Peter learned this phrase, and, now used the process upon his alien Reds.
But the cook himself a Chinaman who appeared from time to time at the door of the galley, a potato-masher in his hand, seemed to have some sort of authority over the hands. He acted in a manner as a go-between for the Captain and the crew, sometimes interpreting the former's orders, and occasionally giving one of his own. Wilbur heard the Captain address him as Charlie.
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