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OriginBelieved to have originated in South America
TextureSlightly waxy, holds shape well
FlavorMild and slightly sweet
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Types of Red-Skinned Potatoes
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Common carton size
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Store in a cool, dark, well-ventilated place away from onions. Do not wash before storing.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Their thin skin means they don't require peeling for most dishes, saving you time and retaining nutrients.
They hold their shape well when cooked, making them ideal for potato salads, roasting, and boiling.
Boil or steam them until just tender for a perfect base for mashed potatoes or gratins.
Pairs With
Herbs like rosemary, thyme, and chives
Garlic and onion
Butter and olive oil
Sour cream and Greek yogurt
Bacon and cheese
Common Mistakes
Storing them near onions, which can cause them to sprout and spoil faster.
Washing them before storing, as excess moisture can promote spoilage.
Also called
Aliases
- Red-Skinned Potatoplural
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