How do you like, or do, your potatoes?
Twice Baked
Which is a misnomer, you don't actually bake them twice but you freeze them before baking to break down the starches an extra amount, right?
@Wurlitzer apparently not
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@Gatovicolo thats casserole, not really the same idea as twice baked potatoes as their own dish. From what im readin a lot of people are bakin em for an hour then scoopin out the skins to mix with toppings and then refilling the potato skins and baking for another 15 minutes. I'm pretty sure I read from either Alton Brown or America's Test Kitchen that the real way to do twice baked potatoes was to freeze them first though. Could be wrong, it's been awhile since I heard that and I've not tried it yet.
Baked and loaded with the following in order of importance... Butter, sour cream, salt and pepper, cheese, chives, chilli, and hell, I'll take some jalapenos and a little more cheese while we're at it.
Au gratin, or home fried with onion, or some ungodly delicious mix of the two.
Mashed with butter, sour cream, cheese, lightly salted
I have to go to restaurants for these, but those spiral cut deals that are sort of halfway between curly fries and home chips are pretty delicious. Or waffle fries dipped in ketchup and mayo.
Hashbrowns with onion cheese n ham
And I really like sweet potato fries dipped in a garlic lemon Mayo.
You oughta taste my potato salad. Redsking potatoes, skin on.
I also love potato salad and have tried many recipes but I still get the most complement / best reviews from using the recipe on the Best Foods/Helms mayonnaise jar. Pretty old school, huh?
FRIES! But I'll eat any kind of potato. If you don't like potatoes, don't bring that kind of negativity into my life.
Hahaha!
I'm irish, any way at all! And the fairly recent discovery of sweet potato has enhanced my pleasure muchly ?
You only recently discovered the wonders of sweet potatoes? Welcome to a whole new world of tuber delicacies! I am half Irish, and I don't feel the least bit guilty baking a yam.
Depends on the specific 'tater variety. Yukon gold makes for great fried taters for breakfast. Idaho for baking... Red for potato salads.
I've been wanting some yukon golds to fry.... A bit of butter, a cast iron skillet.... It's magic for the mouth.
5small red potatoes in the microwave, rough chop with skins....parsley, pepper, butter, a dab of horseradish/mayo sauce.
I pop a small yam into the microwave for 3 minutes. Then I dissect it and dice the flesh in the skin before mixing it in with my green salad.
Many ways..kinda like Forrest Gump and every style of shrimp. Taters are like that. My father loved them and and our garden was big.
Baked in the coals of a slow fire. Butter. Chives. Maybe a tad of sour cream. Oh...did I mention butter?