How long do peeled potatoes stay fresh in water?

Hi, how long can peeled potatoes sit in water before cooking them, etc.?

Approximately how many hours do they stay fresh? Do you think if I peel one now, it will stay fresh in the water until 7:30 p.m.?

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Bananengrete
1 year ago

As long as the pieces of potatoes are surrounded by water, they are not gray. If you add salt, they will keep cool for days. However, many valuable ingredients of the potato are sprinkled into the water. You shouldn’t pour out potato cooking water anyway. A sauce can be used for binding. I like to prepare potatoes like Risotto or Paella: everything remains in the pot. This is also possible with noodles.

Rice and noodles can also be soaked to shorten the cooking process. The less water is poured, the more content of the food remains in the food. However, less salt is added to the pot, because this is not poured out either.

HikoKuraiko
1 year ago

Yeah, that’s not a problem. makes my mother regularly since she always prepares all this before she goes to work and when my father comes home from work in the evening, which is often only about 18-19 o’clock then only has to turn on the pot and the food is as good as ready when my mother is home too

Turbomann
1 year ago

Doesn’t give a big advantage, except that too much strength is lost.

Potatoes are quickly peeled and if you add hot water to the pot (water cooker) it does not take so long until the water cooks.

You can also do this when you cook pasta, make the water hot with the kettle and then enter the pot, go faster until the water cooks and you can save electricity and you can turn off the stove earlier.

Otilie1
1 year ago

you can, just the longer you swim in the water the more the nutrients are lost

Renate2511
1 year ago

Hi, 20th.

That’s not a problem, the potato is definitely holding.

Before cooking, you should change the water again.

Greetings, Renate.

Bananengrete
1 year ago
Reply to  Renate2511

Please don’t! Potato water is valuable!

Renate2511
1 year ago
Reply to  Bananengrete

Yeah, I know. I use that when the potatoes are cooked.