I googled and found a recipie called “mushy pea curry” but other than that, this word “mushy” seems to used only in a negative context, such as “No one likes mussy curry.” When a dish is described as “mushy” as in "The potatoes are mushy.", is it usually negative, or can it be neutral (maybe it's meant to be mushy for some dishes)?
If it is negative, could you tell me how you woud say it instead?
How about “The potatoes are cooked well and very soft”?
Thank you.
If it is negative, could you tell me how you woud say it instead?
How about “The potatoes are cooked well and very soft”?
Thank you.