Potatoes

yes, they are always available all year

I believe that would be the Yukon gold. It is very starchy.

Yes, it can be dangerous to the point of being deadly. Potatoes naturally contain the spores of botulism. When shoked, ie heated, it can produce the deadly toxin. Wrapping the baked potato in foil creates the perfect enviroment for botulism to thrive. If serving in foil, wrap right before service and never ever cool the potato in the foil. Hope this helps. -Sous Chef Anthony

That depends very much on where you are living. The main consideration is that potatoes are very frost-sensitive and so planting time needs to take this into account. In a southern hemisphere temperate zone such as southern Australia, you do start planting around September if no frosts are expected. I assume the same would be true for April in the northern hemisphere with similar precautions.

1.5 points per ounce

depending on their appetites between 15 and 25 people!

put them in the freezer

Start by removing the potato skin and cut the potatoes into ¼ inch slices. Add a tsp of oil in the pan. Once the oil is hot you can put the potatoes in the frying pan or else you may get greasy fries if the oil is not sufficiently heated. You need to keep cooking the potatoes until they turn brownish i color. When it's done, put the fries in a paper towel. Allow the juices and oil to drain out. Put the fries on a serving plate. Sprinkle some salt or pepper if you wish and then start serving. These are Fried Potatoes.

From what I've read (which isn't much) about air potatoes, they are usually grown because of their foliage, but the problem with them is that they literally "take over" and spread very quickly. As far as eating them is concerned, which is your question, one article said "they are bitter and some are potentially poisonous."

some are but in Africa they were very popular for foods. especialy for slaves

The graph that can be used to best describe a potato clock is a line graph. It will have the two values: the time the potato is cooked and the water temperature. The points can be plotted and connected to show their relations.

decreases it - no water then no water potential.

A single serving is considered 4 ounces, about half a cup. That would mean about 75 pounds of potato salad. It will also depend on what else is being served, for instance a variety of salads will reduce the amounts.

That depends on the time of year and temperature inside your home. The aim is to keep them at around 30-32 degrees F to prevent further ripening. If your basement or cupboards are warmer than this then, yes, store the apples in the refrigerator.

Find out who your parents are then you will know

yes they are actually good protein

During the 17th through the 19th centuries every square inch of Ireland was owned by some great landlord, either and Englishman or a wealthy Irish Protestant. The vast majority of productive agricultural land was given over to sheep farming or raising crops for export to England. The poor Catholic Irish had to make do with trying to raise food on marginally arable land. There was very little that would grow on the acres they had available to them. Potatoes are a hardy crop that will grow almost anywhere and produce abundantly. As a result potatoes became not merely a staple of the Irish diet but were often the only thing they had to eat. Thus they became known as potato eaters or potato people.

Walter Raleigh was a courtier of Elizabeth I, who explored North America looking for gold, but found only potatoes and tobacco in 1587, He established a colony in North America, which he called Virginia, in order to flatter Elizabeth, England's virgin queen, but never set foot there himself. He had tobacco and potatoes sent from his new colony. He did not discover the potato, The tough pre-Columbian farmers first discovered and cultivated the potato some 7,000 years ago, potatoes were planted in Walter Raleighs estate in Ireland, making him the first British potato planter.

3.00 a pound which is very expensive so just eat corn juice

Yes,

Potatoes can grow in summer but winter or Hollandi seed will not grow in summer, it will oroduce root.

It will take longer time to get potatoes and smaller size or less growth.

Main enemy is heat, so lot of water is needed may be twice a day.

You need one and 1/4 potato per person, so:

- serving 4 people,= 5 potatoes

- serving 10 people,=12 - 13 potatoes.

Until they're soft when you squeeze them

Because raw potato is not nice to eat and very hard to digest. However, how appetizing a vegetable is depends on how it is cooked and the individual's personal preferences. Digesting a raw potato is no more difficult than digesting any other root/tuberous vegetable, such as carrots and radishes. You can sprinkle a little salt or other seasoning on them and it them raw. You can put raw potatoes in salads just as you would put carrots or radishes. Raw potatoes retain more nutrients than cooked potatoes. According to the Bureau of Home Economics. United States Department of Agriculture, when ordinary cooking methods are used, from 32 to 76 percent of the essential food values, minerals, and vitamins are lost due to oxidation, or are destroyed by heat or dissolved in water.

At around 375-450, depending how crispy you want them.

It all depends on where you get the potatoes from. The price will always vary.

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