Tag: Tubers

How Do You Cook Dahlia Tubers?

Dahlia tubers may be eaten either raw or cooked. To cook with tubers, they should be boiled and their skin removed. They may then be used in any recipe like other tubers (such as potatoes or sweet potatoes). Their cooking water can be reserved to use to make teas, coffees, or chocolate or fruit drinks. […]

Are Tubers And Potatoes The Same Thing?

Potatoes are stem tubers – enlarged stolons thicken to develop into storage organs. The tuber has all the parts of a normal stem, including nodes and internodes. The nodes are the eyes and each has a leaf scar. Are potatoes considered tubers? The potato is a typical tuber, as is the Jerusalem artichoke. The “eyes” […]

Can You Eat All Tubers?

In fact, you can eat the entire plant. These fat tubers are produced by the plant throughout summer and can be stored much like potatoes. Are all tubers edible? Carrots and cassava are root vegetable crops. Potatoes, sweet potatoes and yams, on the other hand, are edible tuber crops. There are differences in the way […]

Can You Save Sweet Potato Vine Tubers?

These versatile plants are tender tubers with zero tolerance of freezing temperatures and are often grown as throw-away annuals. You can save your tubers, however, and save a buck by planting them anew the following spring. There are three different methods on how to overwinter sweet potato plants. How do you store sweet potato vine […]