Idaho Potato Commission put French fries on everyone's lips. The Kiss of the French was a creative promotion and it had ...

If you'd like to recycle them into your garden, add potato peels to your compost bin. They break down easily and enrich soil with nutrients like starch and minerals. Be warned though, you should ...

The study emphasized that the potato’s outer skin is packed with health-boosting nutrients thus don’t peel the skin for cooking ... They found out the skin contains “starch resistant,” which lowers ...

Then, dry the potato slices to eliminate excess water and set them aside.

Nagai Nougei (Agricultural) Center and Yamato Plan Co Ltd kickstart production of an improved version of their jointly developed “dried sweet potato peels”, while looking to drive demand both in Japan ...

Do you peel sweet potatoes before eating it? The skin of a sweet potato is like nature’s very own protective armour. Not only does it keep the flesh moist and fresh, it’s also packed with essential ...

Sweet potatoes are a delicious and nutritious addition to a meal. If you're always baking them, switch it up with one of a ...

STEP TWO: Peel and slice each potato into 1/4-inch slices using a sharp knife ... Yukon gold potatoes or russet potatoes will also work, but because of their higher starch content, they need to be ...

Resistant starch occurs naturally in some of our most every-day, unglamorous staples like beans, lentils and wholegrain bread and in some of our cheapest and laziest meals, like leftover potatoes ...