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The Baked Potato Thread

By Rascal_H

7 years ago


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    “Baked potatoes should be topped with”

    • Just butter 37 votes
      39%
    • Sour cream and chives 32 votes
      33%
    • Broccoli cheddar 3 votes
      3%
    • Chili and cheese 24 votes
      25%

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    #1 7 years ago

    What goes into making your perfect baked potato?

    I used to be a sour cream guy, but now I'm into blue cheese dressing.

    #2 7 years ago

    The baked potato is ideally served mashed into a bowl with butter, cream, and garlic.

    #3 7 years ago

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    #4 7 years ago

    Depends on what ingredients I have available.

    But if I had them all--sour cream, bacon bits, shredded cheddar

    If I don't have those, I'll just use butter.

    #5 7 years ago

    twice baked is my favorite

    #6 7 years ago

    Yukon Gold potato. Himala salt. Kerrygold butter.

    LTG : )

    #7 7 years ago
    Quoted from Haymaker:

    twice baked is my favorite

    1,000 times this. You haven't lived until you've had a twice baked potato.

    #8 7 years ago
    Quoted from LTG:

    Yukon Gold potato. Himala salt. Kerrygold butter.
    LTG : )

    Sounds so simple but so perfect!

    #9 7 years ago

    Don't forget the onions! This is making me hungry...

    #10 7 years ago

    Talked myself into a potato for dinner.

    #11 7 years ago

    I've gone Atkins.

    #12 7 years ago

    Grilled ribeye and baked potato with ranch dressing for me.

    #13 7 years ago

    Smoked turkey, cheese, butter, sour cream, and BBQ sauce... Preferably Rudys sissy sauce

    #14 7 years ago

    butter, baked beans, cheese and coleslaw

    #15 7 years ago
    Quoted from Haymaker:

    twice baked is my favorite

    What does that do?

    Man I need a steak and potato now.

    #16 7 years ago
    Quoted from Haymaker:

    twice baked is my favorite

    Twice baked and covered in sea salt....mmmmmm.

    #17 7 years ago

    Sour cream and bits of Bacon.

    #18 7 years ago

    Gummi bears and sprinkles.

    #19 7 years ago
    Quoted from Gryszzz:

    Gummi bears and sprinkles.

    I call BS.....

    #20 7 years ago

    BAAACCCOOON!

    Have you guys had the Bacon Jerky out now?

    #21 7 years ago

    Speaking of bacon, I bought the most awesome bacon at Costco a few days ago. Hang on....

    Farmer's Hickory Brand Applewood Smoked Center Cut Bacon.

    That shi* was good!

    #22 7 years ago
    Quoted from mcluvin:

    Speaking of bacon, I bought the most awesome bacon at Costco a few days ago. Hang on....
    Farmer's Hickory Brand Applewood Smoked Center Cut Bacon.
    That shi* was good!

    Oh yeah!

    #23 7 years ago

    You dudes have finally run out of stuff to complain about.

    #24 7 years ago

    Back in the day when we were poor as shi* that was our indulgence on a Friday night. A cheap cut of steak, some beans from the local BBQ joint down the road, and a huge, loaded baked potato. Believe me the potato was the centerpiece of that meal.

    #25 7 years ago

    most of the time, i'm a butter/salt/pepper guy. Dont really care for Sour Cream. Sometimes i do a loaded w/o sour cream. occasionally i'll add French onion chip dip (i know mostly sour cream). Sometimes we do "potato bar" here at "rancho insane" and use up the leftover taco ingredients...also chili cheese is good.

    #26 7 years ago

    Butter, sour cream, seasoned salt, garlic, and dill

    #27 7 years ago
    Quoted from Cdoubleu1:

    You dudes have finally run out of stuff to complain about.

    It takes over an hour to bake a fucking potato. What a waste of time! And the only good part is the stuff you put on it. The actual potato tastes like shit.
    Next time just dump bacon, butter, salt and cheese in a bowl and grab a spoon. leave out the boring potato. What happened to the Cinnamon Toast Crunch thread?

    Is that better?

    #28 7 years ago
    Quoted from SilverBallz:

    It takes over an hour to bake a ******* potato. What a waste of time!

    You microwave the potato first, then you put in on the barbecue for flavor for a few minutes. I like to slightly char mine and top with whipped butter, smoked bacon and aged cheddar. At least I know now what my side's going to be tonight!

    #29 7 years ago

    Baked in the oven (100%, none of this microwave crap) so the skin is perfect. Split down the center with butter, salt, pepper, and then the sour cream. Scoop it out as you eat it. Then when it's just the skin, a bit more butter and salt, fold and eat like a taco. Yum!!!

    #30 7 years ago

    Personally I like them plain, or with very little sea salt.

    #31 7 years ago

    This thread is disrespectful to potatoes.

    #32 7 years ago

    This thread is making my arteries ache.

    #34 7 years ago

    Sliced baked potatoes are my favorite. The crispier, the better. With black pepper, sharp cheddar, a bit of sour cream, and BACON!

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    #35 7 years ago

    Oh, fuk, a potato thread now. I have a stupid bandage on my right middle finger now because last weekend I was slicing potatos to make pub chips at home. Sliced the tip right off.

    #36 7 years ago
    Quoted from RyanStl:

    Oh, fuk, a potato thread now. I have a stupid bandage on my right middle finger now because last weekend I was slicing potatos to make pub chips at home. Sliced the tip right off.

    It's not so bad if you're an infant:

    http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2013/06/10/190385484/chopped-how-amputated-fingertips-sometimes-grow-back

    #37 7 years ago

    My KU friend, I won't pretend I will read your link, but my son when six crushed the tip of his finger. The doctor had to cut the left half at the nail. In two days he was almost back to normal. Mine is taking longer.

    #38 7 years ago
    Quoted from RyanStl:

    I was slicing potatos to make pub chips at home. Sliced the tip right off.

    You and Tony Iommi should become Facebook buddies.

    #39 7 years ago

    Sorry, not on Facebook.

    #40 7 years ago

    Fingertip-less fan club maybe ?

    #41 7 years ago

    Neo had a good recipe

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    #42 7 years ago
    Quoted from vid1900:

    Neo had a good recipe

    perfect place for a potato

    #43 7 years ago

    The best baked potato is the left over on you were too drunk too eat last night.
    You wake up, crack a can of stag, dice it into cubes, and home fry that sucker with two eggs over easy and some bacon.

    #44 7 years ago
    Quoted from dmbjunky:

    What does that do?
    Man I need a steak and potato now.

    It basically takes the inside of the potato and mixes it with all the toppings. Picture the best mashed potatos you've ever had combined with all the goodness of a baked potato. Thats a twice baked. They are amazing! Look up a recipe and try one out! Sometimes shops will have pre-made ones for sale too which will work if you are feeling lazy but aren't as good as making it fresh yourself.

    #45 7 years ago

    Doesn't matter what you put on it after its cooked but you have to put a little olive oil on the outside then sprinkle/ or roll it in Montreal steak seasoning Before you wrap it in foil and cook it.
    Yum yum!

    #46 7 years ago
    Quoted from ultimategameroom:

    Doesn't matter what you put on it after its cooked but you have to put a little olive oil on the outside then sprinkle/ or roll it in Montreal steak seasoning Before you wrap it in foil and cook it.
    Yum yum!

    a little bacon fat works great as well.....

    #47 7 years ago

    man! the edges of the skin of my baked potato are starting to lift! check it out, it was fine when I pulled it out of the oven, but now the top has split wide open and the skin's all pealing away.

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    #48 7 years ago
    Quoted from j_m_:

    man! the edges of the skin of my baked potato are starting to lift! check it out, it was fine when I pulled it out of the oven, but now the top has split wide open and the skin's all pealing away.

    I'd "dispose" of that properly to make sure no one sees the shape you keep your potatoes in....

    #49 7 years ago

    Here's one my buddy showed me yesterday. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks real good.

    Volcano potatoes
    Bake a potato, cut off one end, so it can stand up.
    Cut off the top and hollow out the tater.
    Fill with stuff, cheese, sliced turkey, onions, ect.
    Wrap with bacon and use toothpicks to hold it together, bake again to cook bacon and cheese.

    Mix sour cream and hot sauce and put a dollop on top.
    Brush bbq sauce on bacon, and bake for another 10 min.
    Top with chives.
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    #50 7 years ago
    Quoted from Luckydogg420:

    Here's one my buddy showed me yesterday. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks real good.
    Volcano potatoes
    Bake a potato, cut off one end, so it can stand up.
    Cut off the top and hollow out the tater.
    Fill with stuff, cheese, sliced turkey, onions, ect.
    Wrap with bacon and use toothpicks to hold it together, bake again to cook bacon and cheese.
    Mix sour cream and hot sauce and put a dollop on top.
    Brush bbq sauce on bacon, and bake for another 10 min.
    Top with chives.

    Might have to try this tonight.

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