Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but i just found this article and thought I would pass it on. The Andean peoples have an ancient method of preserving potatoes for up to several years: First they lay the potatoes out on the ground over night to freeze them, and then in the morning, they trample the potatoes with their feet and leave them exposed to the intense warmth of the sun. This process (repeated three times) drives the moisture out of the potatoes, enabling them to be kept for longer before going rotten. It is a primitive method of freeze-drying.
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no they did not, they played it with their hands.
it is the incans
the incans died the spanish got gold
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.
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Potatoes start to sprout when the temperature rises. If your seed potatoes are kept cool, they will not sprout before you wish to plant them.
Flour is not a preservative, and so will not preserve any food.
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The plural of Inca is Incas. "Incans" is not the correct plural form.
Potatoes should be blanched for about 3-5 minutes for optimal results. Blanching helps to preserve the color, texture, and flavor of the potatoes before cooking or freezing.
Incans were located in South America.
Better weapons, Incans were destroyed by disease.
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No, they don't. That is how you can preserve peeled potetoes overnight, by putting them compeltely in water in the fridge.
The Gremaniese people grow salt and potatoes more than anything because the need to preserve bodies and they all just love potatoes. (baked potatoes),(with sour cream and bacon bits and cheese) YUMMY!
To store and preserve potatoes over winter, keep them in a cool, dark place with good ventilation. Store them in a breathable container like a paper bag or a wooden crate. Check regularly for any signs of spoilage and remove any bad potatoes to prevent them from affecting the others. Avoid storing potatoes near onions as they can cause each other to spoil faster.