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What country does potato come from?
Jacket potatoes are what baked potatoes are called in England.
Where do jacket potatoes originate from?
Potatoes originally come from South America specifically from the Andes mountains. They were brought to Europe by early Spanish explorers in the 1500's. They were slowly adopted as a staple because they can grow in many types of soil. There are over 4000 kinds of potatoes, all cultivars that trace their origin to Peru and Chile.
Which dish is called 'Potatoes in their jackets '?
jacket potatoes!!!!
Where did the cara potato originate from?
The Cara potato originates from Southampton. It is a soft, moist potato - perfect for salads and jacket potatoes. A lot of vodka can be found in a Cara.
Where do the varieties of potatoes originate?
well, potatoes, in general, originated from south america.
Where did sweet potatoes originate?
Africa and Asia
Why do jacket potatoes sometimes burst?
because of the water content
Can you use green potatoes for jacket potatoes?
No, green potatoes contain a carcinogenic toxin and though cooking can reduced the danger it is better to be safe than sorry.
How can you use the word potatoes in a sentence?
Bring a jacket potato wrapped in foil to cook in a bonfire
Do jacket potatoes grow in Gambia?
Jacket potatoes, commonly known as baked potatoes, typically refer to the variety of potato that is baked with its skin on. In Gambia, agriculture is primarily focused on staple crops such as rice, millet, and groundnuts, and while potatoes can be grown, they are not a major crop. The climate in Gambia may support potato cultivation, but the local farming practices and preferences lean towards other crops. Therefore, while it is possible to grow potatoes in Gambia, jacket potatoes are not a significant part of the local agricultural landscape.
What is another name for baked potatos when served with steak?
Sometimes in Europe they are called "jacket potatoes" because they are served in the skin or "jacket".
How do you say jacket potatoes in French?
'des pommes de terre farcies'
