You should problely go to a hot place and try. Answer is yes

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Yes. It is actually one of the most used vegetables in the latvian kitchen. Almost every meal might be served with potatoes in a traditional kitchen(maybe not the breakfast).

for the most they can be but it all depends on the animal but most of the time rotten or moldy food is not good for animals

Yes, this is a sign of spoilage and the potato will not only taste bad, it will fall apart while cooking because of excess moisture built up. throw it away and find another one that is still edible.

No they are not safe, Potatoes are toxic to horses and shouldn't be fed to them.

This system of storage, known as a 'clamp', involves burying potatoes in a shallow hole, separated by layers of straw. It is seldom used today, as it does not protect against pest damage.

Well I really don't know.

After they are cooked, I pour some Italian dressing over them and mix. This also imparts a nice flavor and keeps them from sticking together. When they are cool, I add the rest of my ingredients, and the mayonaise.

Little known fact: before Chubby Checker took the Mashed potato out of his comfort zone, Tuna and he lead a quiet life. It's cause is up for debate, whether due to the Hollywood lifestyle, its frenetic pace or a hidden congenital precursor. Regardless, along came Smoked Salmon; Tunas' risque' Second cousin. A bottle of wine, a casserole dish, some sour cream, med. sharp cheddar; merely innocent bystanders. Tuna, upon discovery, was kindly warded off; for her own protection by a close friend Albacore. The inner circle had only to wait for the tabloid centrifuge to get its hold. Over time the entirety of the long running sordid affair combined w/ the phantom "unslated contractual obligations" out of town dashes; nearly brought the whole dismal goulash together. Thanks in no small part to a hidden mortgage reminder mismailed, Tuna held in her tear stained hand along w/ the oven mitt Mash had given her on their honeymoon laying on the seat beside. She arrived to find the door ajar, rushing in to the quiet palacial cliff-side manor; she new only terror of what lay ahead. As she wound her way past the occasional toy on the floor. She had to wonder if she walked in her nightmare awake. As she knew there was something bound to be more than fishy, she peered around the corner into a lively sounding bedroom off the end of the hallway. Her final ingredient was there, before her swimming eyes playing as a family on the nursery floor- Tater tots.

If the potato soups come from cans, cartons, or packets, the calorie content is usually listed on the containers. Alternatively, if the potato soup is homemade, the ingredients used and the quantity of those ingredients determines the calorie content. Without knowing that information we cannot answer your question. Please feel free to ask the question again and include more detail.

organic potatoes are grown without any pesticides while conventional potatoes are grwon with pesticides which are very bad and unhealthy for you.

The potato famine in Ireland maybe?

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Probably to help the potato cook faster because of the heat conduction capacity of the nail. Though I would think an iron nail would rust inside the potato. I have aluminum nails that are designed for this.

Advantages of eating a potato include that they are low in calories and full of health benefits. Disadvantages of eating potatoes have more to do with the way they are cooked and not the potato itself. Fried potatoes have extra fat.

the person invented mr potato head is george lerner

You can freeze most anything but usually the question is: should you. I assume you are asking about fried potatoes. I would let them cool first so as to limit water crystals forming from steam but as long as they are in a sealed bag or container with the excess air out, sure. I would not keep more than a few months, but that is more flavor related.

The Yukon Gold I see in the grocery are about 3 to a pound. So about 5-6 oz each.

you cut out an eye from another potato and plant it, or you can just plant a whole potato

Potato plants are quite hardy. Most can be grown year round if hot-housed (cold boxed, green housed, etc.) in the north. If grown in areas that do not typically freeze, you can grow just about any variety of potato in a wire frame planted in straw.