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["Bring a large pot of water to boil. Scrub potatoes with a vegetable brush, and remove any eyes or cuts. Add potatoes and boil until soft, about 25 minutes (depends on the size of your potatoes). Remove potatoes from water to a colander and cover the pot to conserve heat. Cool potatoes somewhat, then pull skin off.", "Bring the potato water to a rolling boil, add stems, and bring back to a boil, then time for about one minute. Add leaves and boil another minute. When done, the greens should be tender, not mush, and color should still be green. Drain, and immediately put in a bowl of ice water for 5 minutes. Drain, lightly squeeze, chop in 1/4 inch pieces.", "In a large bowl, mash potatoes leaving some lumps. Add onion, milk and yogurt. Lightly salt (saltiness will come from the butter). Use pepper if you wish.
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If making alow-calorie portion, save 1/2 cup of greens with the turnip. Add the rest of greens to the potato bowl. Mix.", "Low Calorie Portion:
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Take out the proportion of potato mixture you want, say half or 25%, and put into a different bowl. Add the extra half cup of greens and the chopped turnip.", "To Serve: Melt butter in microwave or over low heat.
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Put potatoes on individual plates in a mound, depress the center with the back of a spoon. Fill center with melted butter. Each bite should have a little butter.", "Low-Calorie Portion has butter too. Just because. (Eliminated cream in potatoes) The point is not to deprive but to feel contentment so you won't desire butter the rest of the week.", "NOTES: I used Kita Akari and Piruka potato. Try combining some of the newer and less starchy varieties of potato on the market.", "*If using Daikon Greens, they will take an extra 1 or 2 minutes to cook depending on the thickness of the stems."]
