Aalu Gadda Anedi Telugu Word Or Hindi..bagaladumpa Ani Kada Telugulo?

[chedugudu_chidambaram]

Aalu gadda anedi telugu word or hindi..bagaladumpa ani kada telugulo?

[Entidi]

alu gadda telangana, bangala dumpa andhra

[jpismahatma]

Allu is from South America. It was not cultivated in the world before America was found.

[phoenix_nebula]

Origin:In 1536 Spanish Conquistadors conquered Peru, discovered the flavors of the potato, and carried them to Europe.  Before the end of the sixteenth century, families of Basque sailors began to cultivate potatoes along the Biscay coast of northern Spain.  Sir Walter Raleigh introduced potatoes to Ireland in 1589 on the 40,000 acres of land near Cork. It took nearly four decades for the potato to spread to the rest of Europe.

Ref:http://www.potatogoodness.com/all-about-potatoes/potato-fun-facts-history/

 

Indian :

The Dutch connection

The late Dr K. T. Achaya writes in his ‘A Historical Dictionary of Indian Food’ that potatoes in India were first accepted only by Europeans, and then by the Muslims. And when the Dutch came to India, they introduced the culture of potatoes, and from them the British received various kinds of potatoes.

The first potato farms were on the terraced slopes of Dehra Dun (a la Andean) around 1830, but within a short while methods were found to cultivate the potato in the plains.

Remarkably, quite in contrast to cabbage, cauliflower and beet, even orthodox Hindus had no qualms about letting the potato into their kitchen. Potato is thus the prime example of the inclusiveness of Indian culture.

The potato also teaches us the importance of genetic diversity and how monoculture can be disastrous.

In the mid 19th century, when rapacious landlords from England captured most of the land in Ireland, the native Irish poor had to rely on the potato for feeding themselves.It was called the Breadroot.

Millions of impoverished and disempowered Irish had to depend just on the potato for subsistence.

Then came the fungus that infected the potato, blackened the tubers and turned them overnight into evil-smelling slime.

In three successive years, all the potato in Ireland was demolished by the ‘great potato blight’ and killed millions of poor, destitute Irish. Contemporary accounts read like visions from Hell “People ate weeds, ate pets, ate human flesh. The roads are beset with tattered skeletons. God help the people”.

Within a decade, Ireland’s population was halved. Many of the remaining set sail to America (including the forebears of J. F. Kennedy).

All this because of monoculture. As Michael Pollan writes in ‘The Botany of Desire’ (from where I quote the above sentences), this blight did not, and could not, befall the Andeans because they cultivated not one but dozens of potato varieties, many of which were immune to the pathogen.

 

Ref:http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-sci-tech-and-agri/potato-historically-important-vegetable/article1447001.ece

[Entidi]

ippudu aalo gadda kosam idanta chadavamantarandi...

rendu line lo cheppara pelase...

[chedugudu_chidambaram]

ippudu aalo gadda kosam idanta chadavamantarandi...

rendu line lo cheppara pelase...

YES

[phoenix_nebula]

Em ledu mayya main origin spain..india lo european theccaru.... dehradun lo first pandincharu ...

[vasu123]

bangala anedi em word mari, dhumpa ante bhoomi lo vellatho undedi, but what is bangala, it sounds like bangala khatham.  egg fry ni egg burji ani kondaru poratu ani inkondaru ukkera ani inondaru antaru, idi kooda alane. what man every place has it's own words even in close regions, it's common in all over world.

[alpachinao]

Gp

[ziboomba]

aalu anedhi hindi word....Telangana mandalikam oka mix masala......urdu+marati+hindi+telugu.