How to Fry a Whole Potato

Fried potatoes have a crispy, and often salty, exterior that encases a fluffy and meaty interior. Though fried potatoes are most commonly made of strips or cubes, you can fry them whole as well. Serve a whole fried potato as you would a baked potato or a helping of tater tots.

Serena Styles
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How to Bake a Jumbo Potato

Jumbo baked potatoes are simple to prepare and make a suitable accompaniment for roast beef, chicken or pork, or can stand on their own as a quick meal with a few added toppings. Sweet potatoes and white potatoes are good-for-you foods that are low-calorie, low-fat and rich in vitamin C and potassium. One 5-oz.

Hannah Wickford
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How to Cook Potato Sausages

Potato sausage – also called potatis korv - is a dull, grey-colored Swedish sausage you should enjoy only in tight moderation. Although tasty, a 3-oz.

Jackie Lohrey
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How to Keep Potato Salad from Getting Watery

Potato salad is a summertime staple in the United States. The tender potatoes blend with creamy mayonnaise and tart vinegar to make a hearty, zesty side dish that few can say no to. Making potato salad isn't as simple as you might believe, however.

Natalie Smith
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The Benefits of Eating Potato Skins

If potatoes make it onto your plate more often than sweet potatoes, carrots, broccoli or any other vegetable, you’re in the majority. The U.S.

Meg Campbell
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How to Brine Potatoes

Brining is a method of salt-based food preservation and a method of seasoning foods. A basic brine features salt and water in specific amounts. Although meats can be brined prior to cooking, vegetables -- including potatoes -- can also be brined to preserve them in a jar or can or to season them prior to a meal.

Jonathan Croswell
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How to Heat Frozen Stuffed Baked Potatoes

Stuffed baked potatoes take considerable time and energy to make. Bake them once to cook the potato, and bake them again to heat the stuffing inside the potato shell, which is usually whipped potatoes, sour cream or plain yogurt, cheese, bacon and seasonings. Fortunately, stuffed baked potatoes freeze well.

Jackie Lohrey
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How to Cook a Breakfast of Potatoes & Eggs for One

Since nature packages eggs individually, you can easily ramp recipes up or down whether cooking for one or a crowd. Although they are rich in protein and contain a mere 70 calories per egg, they also add fat into your diet -- almost 5 g of it for each egg.

Hannah Wickford
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What Foods Are Binders?

Food binders add volume, flavor, texture and firmness to recipes. You can find both natural and artificial food binders. Manufacturers commonly use artificial binders in packaged food products and you should pay specific attention to the specific binders used in these manufactured food products.

Jessica Jacobs
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How to Bake a Potato in Tinfoil on the Grill

Your grill is an ideal place to bake potatoes while you prepare the rest of your meal. When you close the lid, all the heat you need is trapped inside to cook the potatoes all the way through. You can also avoid having to turn on your oven and heat up the house.

Joshua McCarron
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How to Cook Raw Potatoes in Minutes to Make French Fries

Raw potatoes sliced into French fry shapes cook up amazingly quickly when cooked in hot oil. While French fries aren't a healthy treat, you can at least choose the oil -- such as organic canola oil -- you use when you cook them at home, to reduce some of the potential health risks associated with fried foods.

Leigh Good
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How to Cook Sliced Potatoes on the Grill in Tin Foil

Finding alternative ways to cook potatoes and keep them healthy can be a challenge. A baked potato cries out for sour cream, butter, bacon, chives and cheese, turning the healthy tuber into a cholesterol-raising time bomb, and fried potatoes aren’t much better.

Cecilia Harsch
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