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Can you name the roots eaten during the famine of India?
Cassava, sweet potato, malvaceae
During the Irish potato famine why didn't the Irish eat fish?
Some would have eaten fish. Others would not have because they didn't want fish or they couldn't catch it or there was not enough to meet the requirements of the people.
Do Irish potatoes store food in the stem?
All potatoes store food in their underground tubers. It is the tubers that we eat, as the rest of the potato plant is poisonous. Very green tubers should be discarded and not eaten.
What is a potatoes classification?
Potato is sarchy crop plant cooked and eaten as a vegtable!
Are potatoes eaten today in Ireland?
Yes, they are a big part of the Irish diet.
When do you eat Irish Potatoes?
They can be eaten for many meals, so mainly at dinner and lunch. They are common in many Irish meals.
Did Catherine Parr eat fish and chips?
She would certainly have eaten fish, and perhaps potatoes, but the potatoes would most likely have been Hayman potatoes, not the Irish potatoes that we are familiar with.
Does a potato have a seed?
Yes, in fact potatoes have a fruit. This is the most poisonous part of the plant however and must not be eaten.
Why is Idaho known for it's potatoes?
Idaho is known for its potatoes due to its ideal climate and soil conditions which are well-suited for potato cultivation. The state produces a large quantity and variety of potatoes, contributing to its reputation as a top potato-growing region in the United States. Additionally, Idaho's potato industry has developed innovative growing and harvesting techniques that help maintain the quality and consistency of its potato crop.
Favorite foods the Irish love?
The Irish have subsisted on potatoes for years. However, many other sorts of foods are eaten by the Irish, including cabbage, beef, lamb, and fish.
What commonly eaten vegetable was first domesticated in the Andes of peruthen carried to the old world spanish explorers?
The potato. The Conquistadores took potatoes so that they would be planted in Europe.
What is the name of the tuber eaten in Ireland before the introduction of the Andean potato?
Sweet potatos or Yams, potatoes came from south america... but what did they call this tuber before the potato came along?
