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Potatoes
The potato is a starchy root vegetable that is a common and versatile ingredient in cuisines around the world.
3,369 Questions
How many pounds of potatoes needed to feed 500 people?
you would need about 10,000lbs of tato to feed that many booties
In what states can a person order Zapps potato chips?
Zapps potato chips are available to order in any state. This is because one can order this product online on such websites as Amazon and Ebay. Product can also be ordered in bulk off of these websites.
What does a potato on the end of the barrel mean?
When there is barrel of cooter, twats get licked and potato raped. Hope that helped!
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Why are hamburgers and fries unhealthy?
It's fast food. No fast food is healthy. It wont kill you unless you eat so much of it you get really really really fat and have a heart problems, so it's okay to eat a few times a month. A lot depends on which burger (and other food) you choose, whether at Wendy's or any of their competitors. A Wendy's single with "everything" is 430 calories including 20 grams of fat; this burger with a side salad and lowfat milk is not a terribly unhealthy meal. However, add a medium fries and you are doubling both calories and fat! The double with cheese is 700 calories, 40 grams of fat; the triple with cheese is nearly 1000 calories with 60 grams of fat!
That is only if it was fried in animal fat. Most potato chips are fried in vegetable fat. So for most cases no.
What is a potatoes accompaniment?
Yummmmm . . . I big ol' hot Idaho baker with butter, chopped chives, bacon bits, and sour cream (or cottage cheese) . . . the world's most perfect food. But then, I live in Idaho, so what kind of judge am I???
Can you grow potatoes in leaf mold that's well rotted?
No, while leafmould is a great ammendement for soil structure it does not contain many nutrients. Potatoes are heavy feeders and require good fertile soil, leaves do not contain the required NPK nutrients.
What inside the potato that powers the light bulb?
The acid and salt (which is in the juice of a potato) chemical energy that turns into
electricity.
How long does it take to cook potatoes?
Preheat the oven to about gas mark 6 /425F (200C). Whilst the oven is heating melt the lard or heat the oil in the oven, so there should be about 1/4 inch of fat in the pan. Then add the cut up potatoes and leave for around 45 mins, up to an hour if they need it.
Some people claim you need to boil the potatoes first, I never have done so.
Potatoes are a leafy plant (Solanum tuberosum) which produces a starchy edible tuber which are also called potatoes. Brown - skinned potato tubers, followed by red, are the most common colors, but they can also be found in purple, yellow, dark blue and black. There are also varieties with yellow or pink flesh .
The Irish potato famine was caused by an organism that belongs to which group?
The Irish Potato Famine was caused by Phytophthora infestans: fungus-like eukaryotic organisms.
What is the best recipe for potatoes with garlic?
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Can you roast cube sized potatoes overnight in the oven at 200 degrees or will they dry out?
This is not a good idea, you'd get bad results. If you want good roasted potatoes, take some new potatoes and boil them for 20 minutes just until they are slightly tender, not til they are fully cooked. You can let them cool, cut them up into pieces, and refrigerate overnight. Next day, pull them out, put them in roasting pan, sprinkle with a little olive oil, salt and pepper, and roast them at 500 degrees for half an hour. They're the bomb!
Why should boiled potato for salad be cut after cooling?
a lot of people think you should so I tastes better but no its so its more fresh their could be stuff inside then when you cut it up you can the stuff out
How long do you boil potatoes for mashed potatoes?
About 20 minutes, depending on the size of your potatoes. The way to test their doneness is to insert a sharp knife into a few of your potatoes and lift them up out of the water. If they fall off the knife, they're done.
Technically yes. Most farming now allows for farm animal waste to be liquefied and spread across the growing area. This acts like a natural fertiliser (the term is muck spreading )
