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What is the main ingredient in waffles?
Potoes
What is Zane Malik's fave animal?
potoes! OBVIOUSLY!
Where are potoes grown?
in sewers.or some times in chicken dook.
What were the crops that the chumash Indians planted?
yes the cumash tribe farmed.
How can you improve a Hungarian Goulash dish that tastes too sour?
Louise, My HG recipe from my Austria sister-in-law does not call for tomatoes or sour cream. Simply lots of onions chopped and cooked down, a few potoes diced and of course the meet. The paprika give the dish the red color. As to how to fix your dish, I would add just a little sugar until it tastes ok to you.
What farm products does Ohio grow?
Types of crops that are grown in Ohio are:cucumbers,potatoes,pumpkins,apples,grapes,peaches,strawberries,,fish, and maple syrup.
What are some things that can relieve psoriasis?
First off I can tell you I have had psoriasis for over twenty years. I heard that it is not curable but mine is the least it has ever been. I contribute it to 3 things. A modification to my diet...just eating more fruits and veggies (more alkaline diet). Second I have been using an over the counter "ointment - multi system psoriasis relief" with 2% coal tar. This MUST be applied before showering or getting wet. Third, this is toughest of all, I have cut out normal bread products (very limited starches like rice and potoes) . The only bread I have is made from sprouted wheat...make your own or you can find it pre-cooked but in the frozen section of most larger supermakets. I did not do the above and get results over night. It took several months and the food mods were done for other reasons. Regression of the psoriasis was just a very welcome by product. I wish I could show you before and after pictures... but I was too embarassed to take any before.
How George Washington Carver achieve his goal?
FEMALE AND MULTICULTURAL SCIENTIST PROJECT Name of scientist: George Washington Carver Male or Female: Male When did the Scientist live? George Washington Carver's actual birthdate is unknown, but historians believe he was born before slavery was outlawed in Missouri in January 1864. He died on January 5, 1943. Where did the Scientist live? George Washington Carver was born in Diamond, Missouri. After his mother was kidnapped, he and his older brother lived in the slaveholders home. When he was school-age, he moved to Fort Scott, Kansas. After witnessing a lynching, he left and roamed the Midwest for the next 10 or so years. He went to college in Indianola, Iowa, but transferred to Ames, Iowa soon after. After college he moved to Tuskegee, Alabama to work at the head of the Agricultural division for the remainder of his life. What was/is the Scientist cultural background/race (ethnicity)? African-American What was/is the Scientist family background? Include any relevant important life events? George Washington Carver's father was a black slave who was accidentally killed before he was born. His mother was kidnapped when he was just a boy. When he was at Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa, a teacher told him that he could never make a living in art because he was black. He transferred soon after. What was/is the Scientist educational background? George Washington Carver was privately tutored as a child. When he was school age, he went to Primary School in Fort Scott, Kansas. Then he went to Simpson College in Indianola, Iowa. He transferred to Iowa State College in Ames where he was top in his class besides discrimination by his classmates. He then was invited to become the head of the Agricultural Department in Tuskegee, Alabama. What was/is the accomplishment(s) that this individual made in science and/ for a related field? George Washington Carver introduced the peanut as a cheap source of protein to Southern farmers. He also taught many farmers the benefits of conservative farmer methods and the impact of cutting down trees. He compiled over 300 recipes for peanuts, soybeans, and sweet potatoes. Included in these recipes are peanut butter, some types of soap, and various peanut related products he was famous for making uses for penuts
Difference between yams and sweet potatoes?
In many American grocery stores, the vegetables labeled “yams” and “sweet potatoes” are just different varieties of sweet potatoes—when a softer, orange-fleshed variety of sweet potatoes hit the U.S. markets in the mid-20th century, they were labeled as yams to differentiate them from varieties Americans were already familiar with, and the name stuck. True yams are somewhat rare in the United States. They’re starchier than sweet potatoes, they have a slightly different shape (sweet potatoes taper toward the ends; yams stay more cylindrical and can be up to five feet long), and their skin is rough and bumpy. They’re more comparable to a white russet potato than a sweet potato, and they’re commonly used in Caribbean and West African cooking.
