I think there should be a small gap between the pusher and sieve. Part of the point of a food mill is to hold back the fibrous bits which wouldn't really happen if there was contact.
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Originally Posted by Robbie Rensel
French Fries, you are right, I will do that next time. Most all our blogs are a collaboration between the chefs in our company and it is just a matter of who writes...
The older ones though may well be a one shot in that you very likely can't get replacement gaskets and such. I'm currently using a Fagor Duo from Amazon that has been good.
Disagree about adding fat. It's not fully bound in the starch IMHO so needs more starch. Then be careful of the heating so you don't break it with too much heat.
That said, the way I've come to make this soup is in a potato...
I'm far from your region so I can't be much help. In my neck of the woods, these are where appear cooking classes appear in my community:
The public schools offer courses in the evenings that the public can enroll...