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 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 ...

When the winter cold bites, having a stash of potatoes can be a culinary lifesaver for whipping up those warming stews and ...

Put them in your root cellar. Just kidding, we know you don’t have a root cellar. Potatoes are a kitchen staple for good reason—they’re versatile, hearty, and capable of being transformed into ...

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 ...

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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 ...

Potatoes can pose health risks if a person consumes them after storing them incorrectly. But if a person stores potatoes correctly, they can safely keep for a long time. Potatoes are starchy tubers, ...

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 ...