Salt potato history, appreciated

What’s cooking in our part of the world.

My recent walk at Onondaga Lake Park noted a new sign marking an important part of our area’s history put up outside the Salt Museum.

Cheers to the salt potato.

Long may we boil and butter!

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9 thoughts on “Salt potato history, appreciated

  1. LOVE salt potatoes! They used to be the only kind we bought. Imagine our disappointment when I joined the army and we found you couldn’t get them in other states. I felt so clever the day I bought some small potatoes and made my own.

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