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01-03-2006, 09:06 PM
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(off topic) Potato question
Whenever my MIL makes potato salad she claims she buys "boiling
potatoes." What are boiling potatoes? I never see a sign in the store stating that this bin contains boiling potatoes. I am only asking 'cuz she makes great potato salad and mine is always mush. I guess I am too proud or too dense to just ask her.  Please help. |
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02-03-2006, 12:44 AM
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(off topic) Potato question
higgledy wrote:
Whenever my MIL makes potato salad she claims she buys "boiling potatoes." What are boiling potatoes? I never see a sign in the store stating that this bin contains boiling potatoes. I am only asking 'cuz she makes great potato salad and mine is always mush. I guess I am too proud or too dense to just ask her. Please help.Redskins are considered boiling potatoes. They are firmer, and won't turn to mush unless you overcook them. |
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