Without a doubt - they also have different levels of starchiness. Starchier/granier potatoes like russet are great for soups and baked potatoes. Waxier potatoes like Yukon gold are better for boiling, stews and salads.
yes there are several different kinds of potatoes and different gades of potatoes.
examples are red potatoes, Yukon gold potatoes, fingerling potatoes.regular russet potatoes are the most common sold by grades i.e. grade a, b exct.
Yes!
For instance, sauteing sliced potatoes in a pan with some butter will make a tremendously different taste than if you were to bake it whole (after scrubbing it) or to slice it up, put it in a pan and top it with cheese (Potatoes au gratin).
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Way different!
How?
The Way you cook them
Yes.
That depends on the weight or size of the potatoes and how they are cooked. For examples of the calories in potatoes by weight/size and cooking method, see the Related Questions section further down this page.
yes
i seriously have no idea
Not sure what the question really is, but here are different methods of cooking poultry that I prefer: -Baking -Frying -Roasting
really its not diffrent atoll
No, cooking grease can not kill germs. Try using a different method like using soap or hand sanitizer.
Because none of the material that makes up the potato is leached out by the boiling water. or there is no fatty layer surrounding the potato in the case of chips.
grill, cooking, brun and cooking with oil
There are thousands of ways to prepare potatoes. The simplest is to put them in a hot oven and bake them. They can be boiled, pealed or unpealed, fried, baked, sauted, mixed into soups or casseroles, etc.
Most people simply use the frying method while cooking their vegetables.
Whatever the Australian cooking method is. :)
Conduction is a method