Sentence examples for older potatoes from inspiring English sources

Boil some older potatoes.

Potatoes that are freshly dug tend to be sweeter than older potatoes because the sugar has yet to turn into starch; however, note that baby potatoes have yet to develop a full flavor.

At Gazelle, plain old potatoes are missing in action.

The man rose at dawn to "glean" old potatoes from fields and roadkill from sidings to line their bellies.

This fair showed that objects as banal as recycling containers, stepladders, fruit crates and old potatoes can have flair.

Another method I like is to throw old potatoes on a compost pile and then cover with more compost and then forget about it until late August to September.

Instead of pitching those yucky old potatoes, the narrator's father cuts them in pieces and father and son plant them, eyes up, in early spring.

Nutritionally superior to plain old potatoes, they can simply be roasted in their skins, before the flesh is scooped out and mashed.

Correction: July 13, 2003, Sunday The Bookshelf column on Page 20 of the Book Review today refers incorrectly to the narrator of a children's book, "Two Old Potatoes and Me".

Old potatoes are from last year's crop.

Tired of the same old potato or noodle kugel?