Here's what you should know before cooking that green or sprouted spud. Reviewed by Dietitian Emily Lachtrupp, M.S., RD "Key ...

If you've ever wondered if sprouting potaoes from the supermarket can be planted, wonder no more. House Digest's professional ...

According to Dr. Erin Carter, who shares healthy recipes, there is one way to prevent potatoes from sprouting. "Are your potatoes sprouting or going bad before you even have a chance to use them?" ...

Sprouted potatoes can be safe to eat with small sprouts if they are firm and have no green spots. However, if the potato is soft, wrinkled, or has numerous and long sprouts, it should be discarded ...

Many Brits know the frustration of finding potatoes sprouted or spoiling before we can use them, leading to unnecessary food waste. But, luckily, there is a little-known, budget-friendly way to ...

Potatoes can rapidly transform from a kitchen staple to a sci-fi horror prop if left unattended - sprouting uncontrollably while also posing a risk to your health. The debate surrounding the ...

Growing fresh and delicious potatoes right in your kitchen garden comes easy with this step-by-step guide. Here’s how you can ...

As Pacific Northwest gardeners eagerly anticipate spring planting, one tried-and-true technique can help ensure a strong potato crop: chitting. Pre-sprouting seed potatoes before planting can lead to ...

This is known as 'chitting'. Doing it will mean the seed potatoes will grow plump, green sprouts and be ready to grow when you plant them out. Tubers kept in the dark produce long white sprouts that ...