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there is one easy way of working this out for yourself
take 2 potato's and boil both in separate saucepans with water add salt to one pan about 1/2 teaspoon and leave the other without when the potato's are tender try them with no butter i might add just eat them on their own. now which has the better flavour...??? Quote:
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Salt "brings out flavors"?
"johannap73" > wrote in message
... > > there is one easy way of working this out for yourself > take 2 potato's <snipped> It's "potatoes." An apostrophe does not mean "here comes an "s". -- Peter Aitken |
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