Potato

Yes! You can plant a sprouted potato and grow more potatoes. You will actually get several potato plants and ultimately a bunch of new potatoes… Read More »Can You Plant Old Sprouted Potatoes?

In 1748 France had actually forbidden the cultivation of the potato (on the grounds that it was thought to cause leprosy among other things), and… Read More »Why Was The Potato Banned?

Though a less important staple, potatoes were also adopted from Native American cuisine and have been used in many ways similar to corn. Native Americans… Read More »Did Native Americans Eat Potatoes?

France. Marabel Potato Product description Family Family Potato Variety Variety Marabel Origin Origin France / Occitanie Brand Brand Belle Des Bancels Where do Marabel potatoes… Read More »Where Are Marabel Potatoes From?

Add lemon juice or vinegar To keep keep potatoes from turning brown for more than six hours, say overnight, then add a bit of acid.… Read More »How Do You Keep Dauphinoise Potatoes From Turning Black?

it sounds like you are either using too much liquid in the first place or not cooking for long enough. The potatoes should cook in… Read More »Why Is My Potato Dauphinoise Watery?

What To Eat With Au Gratin Potatoes Easy Roasted Pork Tenderloin. Garlic Roasted Pork Chops. Roasted Chicken. Honey Mustard Chicken. Roast Beef. Pan-Roasted Steak. What… Read More »What Pairs Well With Au Gratin Potatoes?

You may have seen it called potatoes au gratin, the traditional French name for a dish consisting of sliced potatoes covered in cheese and breadcrumbs,… Read More »What Country Is Potato Bake From?

There’s a knack to getting this old classic right, as the acid in the potatoes tends to make the cream curdle. To avoid this, you… Read More »Why Do My Dauphinoise Potatoes Curdle?

Potato dauphinoise is made with uncooked thinly sliced potatoes cooked in a cream sauce, whereas potato au gratin is made with pre-cooked thinly sliced potato… Read More »What Is The Difference Between Potato Gratin And Dauphinoise Potatoes?