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ci. rauim s vay is Monday, March 17 and according to many the day to plant potatoes. I don’t think we will plant potatoes, however they will definitely be on the menu. I have spoken with some Rappahannock natives though that have full intentions to get those potatoes in the ground on Monday.
Last week we talked about cabbage and its many possibilities for helping to complete the St. Patrick’s Day menu. This week we will look at potatoes which are quite often separated into two basic categories: Old Potatoes and New Potatoes.
New potatoes are not a variety but simply potatoes from the field or garden to the stores or your home without being placed into storage. They are generally small and the skin is thin or others refer to the skin as to “slip the
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