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{{r|Potato}}

...s: the dish may consist of mostly eggs and a few vegetables, or, as in the potato tortilla that is ubiquitous in [[tapas]] restaurants, the filling may take

{{r|Potato routing}}

...The Germans were accused of dropping cardboard boxes filled with Colorado potato beetles over England from 1941-1943. The containers were never recovered bu

...il]]. The other ingredients for the dish may include [[kimchi]], [[tofu]], potato, green onion, and mushroom, as well as shrimp, clam, or beef. Meat is usual

...ant is a member of the [[nightshade]] family and a close relative of the [[potato]]. It originated in southeastern [[Asia]], and all varieties still require

The '''potato''' (pl. ''potatoes''), also called ''Irish potato'' or ''white potato'' or, informally, ''spud'', is one of the world's most important foods. It ...where so much as in [[History of Ireland|Ireland]], where an epidemic of [[potato blight]] in 1845-46 produced a [[Irish Famine|famine]] that killed a millio

...specified, either in order of preference for backup, or to have several [[potato routing|closest path exits]].

''See [[potato chip]] for the crispy snack.'' '''Chips''' are strips of skinless [[potato]] that are [[grill]]ed, deep-[[fry|fried]] or [[bake]]d until their outside

...up to three types of fried (or grilled) bread: soda farl, wheaten farl and potato bread. Sliced and fried wheaten bread is often used as a substitute for whe

...Diat, uses '''pommes lyonnaises'''</ref> are a well-known dish of sliced [[potato]]es and [[onion]]s that apparently originated in [[France]] even though the

...to]] are also eaten; those with means include white (often called "Irish") potato and rice in their diets. [[Soybean]] was promoted as a healthy food staple

* Reader, John. ''Propitious Esculent: The Potato in World History'' (2008), 315pp the standard scholarly history * Salaman, Redcliffe. ''The History and Social Influence of the Potato'' (1949)

*[[potato]]es

*[[Hashbrowns]]—Shredded potato, seasoned, formed into a round patty, and fried.

...half of the population relied on subsistence farming, based mainly on the potato crop. Short harvests in different regions had caused famines before; this w The potato was ideal for the often damp and poor quality soil of the west of Ireland.

{{r|Potato}}

...prises a haggis deep-fried in batter with an accompaniment of chips (fried potato wedges) with, according to taste, a sprinkling of 'sat and sass' (salt and

...traditional foods are also eaten, including [[toffee apple]]s and [[baked potato]]es. Often the event spills over into the days and even weeks either side:

...and optional extras with one or more types of bread - [[soda farl]]s or [[potato bread]].