To speed up the curing process and prevent spoilage, do not wash potatoes after harvest. Cure potatoes in a warm, dark, and humid place to thicken skins. Russet and other potatoes with thicker skins ...

Potatoes are the ultimate MVP of weeknight dinners — always ready to be mashed, roasted, or smashed into something comforting. And while they seem like the kind of ingredient you can toss into a bowl ...

How long do potatoes last? Are potatoes with “eyes” okay to eat? Here’s everything you need to know about storing your spuds properly. Whether transformed into a simple mash, crispy latkes, or pillowy ...

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Potatoes and onions are a produce power couple. These versatile veggies are staple foods for billions of people around the globe, and even the most casual home cooks usually have a potato and an onion ...

Can you eat potatoes that have sprouted? Find out why potatoes sprout, how to tell if they're safe to eat and how to store ...

Potatoes are a versatile and popular vegetable that can be grown in home gardens. Plant certified seed potatoes in spring and harvest new potatoes after flowering or wait for larger tubers after the ...

As a hearty root vegetable, the sweet potato is relatively easy to store, according to Benson Kimani, an agronomist. He says it is best to keep sweet potatoes in a cool, dry area that gets good ...