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When I was pregnant with R, I spent a lot of time up in bed, gagging my way through PBS cooking shows. I love those kinds of shows, so even though the pregnancy nausea made them a little hard to watch, I persevered. Not having cable will make you do things like that. You don't want to know what else not having cable makes you do (hint: it involves creative antenna positioning).
Around St. Patrick's day, there was show after show about Ireland and, of course, potatoes. I learned a lot about potatoes, that week, and have been a potatoholic ever since.
Did you know that you can yell "bullshit!" if anyone ever tells you that the majority of a potato's nutritious properties are in its skin? It turns out that the nutritional value of a peeled potato is barely different than that of a potato with the peel. Please yell "bullshit!" at your own risk, though.
And in terms of nutrition, potatoes are pretty freakin amazing. They have a ton of Vitamin C & B6, and quite a lot of iron & folate, a little calcium - along with a little bit of a bunch of other things like zinc & magnesium & phosphorous.
So my pic for yesterday is of a group of potatoes at the Mel Veggie Spa. I'm a little obsessive about cleaning veggies, so I soak them in a dish of soapy-ish water before I scrub them. I made mashed potatoes yesterday, and they rocked.
12.29.06
taking a picture of something on tv is tricky. as you can see, the tv looks like crap. anyways, i was waiting for my lunch to finish cooking today and was flipping the channels and i stumbled on to some classic mr. rogers on pbs. this episode was all about opera, and the whole episode was an actual opera written for the show. it was pretty lame (and awesome?). if nothing else, it enteratined me for 5 minutes.
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