Treat yourself to a restaurant-worthy dish with crispy smashed potatoes, seared scallops, and a bright cilantro vinaigrette.
Idaho® potatoes are delicious, nutritious, and loaded with important vitamins and nutrients, like Vitamin B6, Potassium and Vitamin C, that help keep your body fueled and strong all day long! They are also fat-free, cholesterol-free, a good source of dietary fiber and 100% naturally gluten-free!
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One of the best nutrition-per-dollar foods available and the practical family staple for uncertain economic times. Even on a budget, great meals are possible with potatoes grown in Idaho and are proof that real food doesn't have to cost a fortune.
Idaho grows more than 30 different varieties of potatoes, each with its own texture, flavor, and culinary application.
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What's in a name? Everything, when it comes to Idaho® potatoes.
Unlock the full potential of potatoes; it starts with cooking them.
To be sure you’re getting genuine, top-quality Idaho® potatoes, look for the "Grown In Idaho®" seal. Idaho’s growing season of warm days and cool nights, ample mountain-fed irrigation, and rich volcanic soil give Idaho® potatoes their unique texture, taste, and dependable performance.
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I run a barbecue website where I teach my readers to use thermometers to measure doneness. However, I can’t find the ideal temperature for a baked potato. At what temperature is a baked potato done?
We recommend baking potatoes at 400 degrees F for about an hour. Smaller spuds might take a little less time, while larger baking potatoes over 1 pound might take a little more. For a fully baked Idaho Russet Burbank, the internal temperature should be right at 210 degrees F. In foodservice, where the baked potato will be kept warm after it comes out of the oven, we recommend the internal temp to be 185 degrees F as the potato will continue to cook.
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The Big Idaho® Potato Truck began its first cross-country journey in 2012 to celebrate the Idaho Potato Commission’s 75th anniversary. Now, due to its immense popularity, this iconic truck continues traveling nationwide, promoting the American Heart Association and American Diabetes Association and supporting small charities through its A Big Helping Program.
Learn MoreThe Big Idaho® Potato is traveling across the country at this very moment! Check tour dates on the Big Idaho® Potato website to learn more about where the tater truck is headed to next.
Potato TrackerLooking for some tips on how to make a baked potato or a video tutorial on creating mashed potatoes? Everything there is to know about all things potatoes can be found here!
More information about upcoming Idaho Potato Commission Meetings and potato industry events can be found on the Events page.
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