Super Fast Nutrition with Potatoes
Fast Foods Can Be Highly Nutritious, Try These
By Louie Jerome, published Nov 12, 2007
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Potatoes come in many different colours and shapes, but they can be divided into four basic groups and some varieties have quite exotic names:Red: Red skinned and yellow inside, e.g. Desiree, Red Bliss, CalRed.
White: White skin, white flesh, e.g. Rocket, Atlantic, CalWhite.
Yellow: Yellow skin, pale yellow flesh, e.g. Marfona, Criola, Island Sunshine.
Purple: Purple/Blue skin with white flesh, e.g. All Blue, Caribe
The names given to these varieties and their availability varies with where you live.
Potatoes, no matter which variety, are a real nutritional powerhouse. A five ounce potatoe in it's skin will provide:
Fat NONE
Cholesterol NONE
Sodium NONE
Potassium 720mg
Carbohydrate 26g
Fibre 3g
Sugar 3g
Protein 4g
Plus these minerals:
Calcium
Thiamine
Niacin
Foliates
Zinc
Copper.
Add one jacket potatoe to your daily diet for all those nutritional benefits.
What's more, jacket potatoes come in infinite varieties and are simple to prepare. These superfoods need to be washed, pricked all over with a fork and baked for around 45 minutes in an oven at 200 degrees centigrade. They are then ready to fill.
Try one of these ideas, or discover your own.
Light fry some mushroom with garlic, in a little olive oil. Add cream cheese and use to fill a potatoe. Return to the oven for 10 minutes and it's ready.
Fill a hot potatoe with tuna, onion and cream cheese mixed together.
Steak and onions makes a real feast. Cut the steak into strips before frying with onions, and put into a jacket potatoe. Add a little mustard, or ketchup, and you have a meal fit for a king.
There are many more things you can do with jacket potatoes. Keep it simple with grated cheese, baked beans, peanut butter, Marmite, even salsa, or try something more adventurous.
The variety is only limited by your own imagination.

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Potatoes contain no fat, no sodium and no cholesterol but they do contain high levels of minerals and vitamin C. Many people are not aware of their high nutritional value.Today's Most Commented On
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