Potato - Revision history

Ladyadele at 07:19, 13 October 2008

2008-10-13T07:19:36Z

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	'''Potatoes''' were not seen ~~during [[period]] (~~in [[Europe]] at ~~any~~ ~~rate)~~ ~~until~~ ~~very late~~. As a result they are not seen in ~~period~~ [[~~cooking~~]]~~. If you really don't think you can go an entire meal without potatoes, you might like to consider~~ [[~~parsnip~~]] ~~as a period replacement.~~		'''Potatoes''' were not seen in [[Europe]] until the late 16th century. As a result they are not seen in [[period]] [[cooking]].

	== A Brief History of Potatoes ==		== A Brief History of Potatoes ==
	Potatoes are indigenous to ~~the~~ South [[America]], and it ~~is far from~~ unusual for people with Incan [[persona]]s to ~~not~~ use the vegetable in their own dishes. Thanks to the Columbian Exchange, potatoes were introduced in ~~the [[16th century\|1500's]]~~ after the [[Spain\|Spanish]] conquest of the Incan Empire.		Potatoes are indigenous to South [[America]], and it not unusual for people with Incan [[persona]]s to use the vegetable in their own dishes. Thanks to the Columbian Exchange, potatoes were introduced to Europe after the [[Spain\|Spanish]] conquest of the Incan Empire.

	They ~~were~~ ~~most~~ ~~likely~~ introduced to [[England]] by [[Sir]] [[Francis Drake]] around 1586. Potatoes happened to grow ~~incredibly~~ well in [[Ireland]], and became the staple food ~~of that region~~ by 1650. ~~It is ironic that a vegetable we typically associate with Ireland actually is American.~~		They may have been introduced to [[England]] by [[Sir]] [[Francis Drake]] around 1586. Potatoes happened to grow very well in [[Ireland]], and became the staple food there by 1650.

	For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato		For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato
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	'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate) until very late. As a result they are not seen in ~~Period~~ [[cooking]]. If you really don't think you can go an entire meal without potatoes, you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.		'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate) until very late. As a result they are not seen in period [[cooking]]. If you really don't think you can go an entire meal without potatoes, you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.

	== A Brief History of Potatoes ==		== A Brief History of Potatoes ==
	Potatoes are indigenous to the South America, and it is far from unusual for people with Incan ~~personas~~ to not use the vegetable in their own dishes. Thanks to the Columbian Exchange, potatoes were introduced in the 1500's after the Spanish conquest of the Incan Empire.		Potatoes are indigenous to the South [[America]], and it is far from unusual for people with Incan [[persona]]s to not use the vegetable in their own dishes. Thanks to the Columbian Exchange, potatoes were introduced in the [[16th century\|1500's]] after the [[Spain\|Spanish]] conquest of the Incan Empire.

	They were most likely introduced to England by Sir Francis Drake around 1586. Potatoes happened to grow incredibly well in Ireland, and became the staple food of that region by 1650. It is ironic that a vegetable we typically associate with Ireland actually is American.		They were most likely introduced to [[England]] by [[Sir]] [[Francis Drake]] around 1586. Potatoes happened to grow incredibly well in [[Ireland]], and became the staple food of that region by 1650. It is ironic that a vegetable we typically associate with Ireland actually is American.

	For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato		For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato

			See also:
			*[[New world foods]]
			*[[period food]]

WanderingSpy at 21:34, 10 September 2004

2004-09-10T21:34:08Z

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	'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate) until very late. As a result they are not seen in Period [[cooking]]. If you really don't think you can go an entire meal without potatoes, you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.		'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate) until very late. As a result they are not seen in Period [[cooking]]. If you really don't think you can go an entire meal without potatoes, you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.

			== A Brief History of Potatoes ==
			Potatoes are indigenous to the South America, and it is far from unusual for people with Incan personas to not use the vegetable in their own dishes. Thanks to the Columbian Exchange, potatoes were introduced in the 1500's after the Spanish conquest of the Incan Empire.
			They were most likely introduced to England by Sir Francis Drake around 1586. Potatoes happened to grow incredibly well in Ireland, and became the staple food of that region by 1650. It is ironic that a vegetable we typically associate with Ireland actually is American.

			For more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potato

Morgant at 15:49, 10 July 2003

2003-07-10T15:49:25Z

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	'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate} ~~untl~~ very late. As a result they are not seen in Period [[cooking]]. If you really ~~dont~~ think you can go an entire meal without potatoes you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.		'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate) until very late. As a result they are not seen in Period [[cooking]]. If you really don't think you can go an entire meal without potatoes, you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.

Update at 21:23, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T21:23:46Z

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'''Potatoes''' were not seen during [[period]] (in [[Europe]] at any rate} untl very late. As a result they are not seen in Period [[cooking]]. If you really dont think you can go an entire meal without potatoes you might like to consider [[parsnip]] as a period replacement.