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Re: What doth a sprouting potato make?

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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    White Monkey said:

    Hi all,

    "Everybody knows" that sprouting potatoes are poisonous. But what degree is
    "sprouting"? I have one here, a large blue truffle potato, from each eye of
    which was growing a 1/2 cm long cluster of sprouts. I scraped them off and
    dug out the first few mm of flesh under them, and the potato under there
    looks fine. Is this safe to cook with, specifically boiling and cubing it
    for use in a leftover-lamb-roast pie? Is it only safe for adult-type humans?
    I'm breastfeeding a six-month-old; does that make any difference, or are we
    talking a strictly safe potato here?

    Thanks,
    Katrina

    As long as you get rid of ALL of the green coloring, I understand you
    should be ok???
    --
    K.

  2. For the curious, it had no green about it, so I peeled it, cut out any trace
    of eyes, boiled and cubed it, and distributed it evenly through the pie. Pie
    was good, nobody having any problems here.
    --Katrina

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