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potato storage
How do folk do it? I'm a bit peeved on checking four days after lifting and
storing (left them out to dry for a couple of hours as advised by El Flowerdew, but couldn't make the evening go cold) in a cardboard box, to find spots of mildew already and some areas of eww yuk, pus. Squeeze it with a finger and it shhots a good zitsworth. Do I have to turn it all into shepherds pie topping and freeze it? cheers |
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potato storage
On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 18:14:45 +0100, "Oxymel of Squill"
wrote: How do folk do it? I'm a bit peeved on checking four days after lifting and storing (left them out to dry for a couple of hours as advised by El Flowerdew, but couldn't make the evening go cold) in a cardboard box, to find spots of mildew already and some areas of eww yuk, pus. Squeeze it with a finger and it shhots a good zitsworth. Do I have to turn it all into shepherds pie topping and freeze it? cheers Store in burlap, brown paper, or perforated plastic bags away from light, in the coolest, non-refrigerated, and well-ventilated part of the house. Do not store near onions! |
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potato storage
Throw in an apple or two to absorb moisture
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