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On 12/16/2013 6:39 PM, notbob wrote:
> On 2013-12-16, Dave Smith > wrote: > >> Just about any potato can be baked. Some are better for baking than >> others. Russet potatoes are one of the most popular for baking. > > Any and all potatoes can be baked, boiled, deep-fried, etc. The > difference, as I see it, is their texture when cooked. Some are > "mealy", like Idahoes, Russets, etc, and some are "waxy", like reds, > whites, Yukons, etc. Not exactly rocket science. ![]() > > nb > Too true, nb. I see very expensive small purple potatoes and tiny white "fingerlings" at about $6/lb. They're cute but not *that* cute! Jill |
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