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Both dermal and vascular tissue.
The raw potato is crunchy and delicious, BUT do not eat the uncooked peel or any other green part of the plant . . . these are poisonous.
Potato is composite of relatively high amount of starch and sugar. Longer you store potato or more mature the potato gets, the starch are converted into sugar. Potato peel contains very trace amount of protein.
Yes because the peel of water melo is green which shows it contains chlorophyl which traps sunlight for photosynthesis
Peel the skin off, cut the name up and boil in water with a little salt. Boil it until it is soft but still firm. If you over boil, it will dissolve into the water. You can eat it with butter or gravy with meat or fish.
No. The peel turns green because of exposure to light.
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You can, but as bland and starchy as it is, it is typically boiled, sauteed, fried, or roasted first. There are some preparations that are fermented (mahr, ma, and masi), others that are pickled.
Most people do, but others like having the peels in the mashed potatoes. I always peel the potatoes first. If you don't, you won't get your mashed potatoes smooth, and it will have chunks of skin in - which don't look great!!
Yes You Do.
Ingredients: 1. Potato 2.Hot water Peel Potatoes and put them in hot water, slice and eat
2 with a kinife and with a skinner
in the 1920's
To peel a potato is to take off the outer brown layer of a potato.
You can, but they tend to be very bitter. Candied Orange Peel has been boiled and sugared and they are very good and not too bitter. My boyfriend does
Both dermal and vascular tissue.
Wash them, peel them (optional) then boil in water for about 5 minutes, refresh in cold water, then store in cold water or an airtight container, they will keep fresh in a fridge for upto 36 hours.