Potato starch

A primer on potato starch and its many uses, with recipes.

If you're looking for suitable substitutions for potato starch in your cooking and baking recipes, then you came to the right place! Let's take a closer look at this unique thickening agent.

Used as a thickener and ingredient in gluten-free baking, potato starch is derived from potatoes but is not the same as potato flour. Here's what you need to know about this versatile ingredient.

Find out about cornstarch and potato starch for gluten-free baking, frying, and thickener. Arrowroot and tapioca starch don’t mix well with dairy, and wheat flour turns liquid cloudy. Corn and potato flour are different from starch. #potato #cornstarch #starch

This tutorial is to show you how to make Chinese potato starch noodles from scratch with only 2 ingredients. The noodles are naturally gluten-free.

Potato starch and potato flour look and taste the same, but these gluten free foods differ in health benefits for the gut and reducing the waistline.

Have you found yourself in a situation where you need potato starch and you haven't got any? Potato starch is an excellent assistant in the kitchen when baking or cooking because it is a thickening

From fried chicken to fudgy brownies, these potato starch recipes are too good to miss. They're naturally gluten-free, too, so everyone can enjoy a bite.

The other day I wrote a list of things you can or should do if you want longer hair. The post was titled '20 Ways To Make Your Hair Grow Faster And Retain Length'. If you missed that post you can read it again and then come back here to see what I am talking about now. On that list I mentioned using potato water for hair growth and while I did not go into much detail, I really wanted to talk about it a little more now. Why is potato water great for hair growth? When it comes to

Resistant starch is an important source of prebiotics for optimal gut health. It has benefits for the heart, immune system, and more!