Another use for the potato.....
Potatoes can remove some stains from your hands. Just rub raw potato slices against the stain under water.
Cooking and life all from a wheelchair. Sharing my own recipes along with recipes from across the web. Member of the Jennie - O Turkey SWITCH Club. Also feature products and recipes from Wild Idea Buffalo, SayersBrook Bison Ranch, and the Nuts website. Enjoy!
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Showing posts with label Spuds. Show all posts
Thursday, December 1, 2016
Kitchen Hint of the Day!
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Wednesday, June 22, 2016
Kitchen Hint of the Day!
Love them Spuds.....
Potatoes are stuffed with phytonutrients, which are organic components of plants that are thought to promote health, according to the USDA. Phytonutrients in potatoes include carotenoids, flavonoids and caffeic acid.
The vitamin C in potatoes acts as an antioxidant. These substances may prevent or delay some types of cell damage, according to the National Institutes of Health. They may also help with digestion, heart health, blood pressure and even cancer prevention.
Potatoes are stuffed with phytonutrients, which are organic components of plants that are thought to promote health, according to the USDA. Phytonutrients in potatoes include carotenoids, flavonoids and caffeic acid.
The vitamin C in potatoes acts as an antioxidant. These substances may prevent or delay some types of cell damage, according to the National Institutes of Health. They may also help with digestion, heart health, blood pressure and even cancer prevention.
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Saturday, February 27, 2016
Kitchen Hint of the Day!
One Potato, two potato,......
Never refrigerate potatoes, because that tends to turn potato starch to sugar. Potatoes will last longer and remain solid longer if they are stored away from light in a cool, dry spot, preferably at 45-50 degrees. If white potatoes are stored below 40 degrees, they tend to release more sugar and turn sweet. Air must circulate around potatoes; otherwise, moisture will cause them to decay.
Never refrigerate potatoes, because that tends to turn potato starch to sugar. Potatoes will last longer and remain solid longer if they are stored away from light in a cool, dry spot, preferably at 45-50 degrees. If white potatoes are stored below 40 degrees, they tend to release more sugar and turn sweet. Air must circulate around potatoes; otherwise, moisture will cause them to decay.
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cooking,
Cooking Tips,
food,
grilling,
kitchen hints,
potatoes,
recipes,
Spuds
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