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while looking around for figures for another discussion i came across the latest theory about what was the ancestor of all living things. and it could well have been a rock (rather than a cell)....
I did while growning up but now I only eat potatoes that are made into french fries or instant mashed potatoes. I got sick of eating the other kinds of potatoes! I was raised on a farm and we ate...
and why? i have successfully mangled several languages although i can only actually speak...
well will correct that a bit - silly mistakes of our ancestors might be more accurate. do you have any outdated relics in your country? we have several notably that bunch of useless scroungers that...
always nice to see priority being given to what is genuinely important. we all know about the recent disaster in the philippines but i was relieved to see the latest story on it. apparently most of...
Don’t fall into the trap of thinking that potatoes means either mashed or baked whole. There are many ways to use the potato and Health.com shows you five interesting ways to prepare them....
As the story goes, George Crum, the chef at Moon’s Lake House in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., was annoyed one day in 1853 by a customer’s complaint: the fried potatoes were too thick. So he sliced...
Who doesn’t love fries? Kids and adults alike would devour fries whenever it’s served in front of them. You can make regular fries seasoned with salt and pepper in the end or dress it up...
We just devoured our usual weekend brunch which consisted of red potatoes with dried herbs and scrambled eggs with cheese and tomatoes. A combination of simple breakfast dishes for a nice Sunday...
To tell you the truth, the “double-baked” term is deceiving. See, I don’t actually bake these potatoes twice. There is an easy way to “bake” potatoes to make the potato...
