The Twice-baked Potato
published by MissVerona on Jan 8, 2009
A great side dish and alternative to French fries, serve this twice baked potato alongside a burger. The twice-baked potato gives new life to the boring baked potato, and can be used as a side, or even a small meal in itself!
Yield: 4 Portions
Ingredients:
- 2 each. Russet potatoes
- 30 g. Butter, whole
- 30 ml Vegetable oil
- 1/5 bunch Green onion, cut up
- 60 ml. Sour cream
- 1 small brick Cheese (your choice), grated
Method:
- Preheat a conventional oven to 350 degrees
- Wash potatoes thoroughly under cold water with a stiff brush
- Dry, then poke eight to twelve deep holes in the potato to allow moisture to escape
- Roll in oil and place on a baking rack; sprinkle with salt
- Place the tray of potatoes on the middle rack inside the oven
- Baking time varies based on the size of the potato; this process usually takes about one hour with a large potato. The skin should be crisp and the insides tender to the touch
- When the potato is finished cooking, remove from the oven and cut each potato in half
- Scoop out the insides, keep both the skin and mash
- In a small bowl, add mash, green onion, and sour cream and mix well together
- Spoon filling back into potato skin shells
- Cover generously with grated cheese of your choice and put back in the oven until hot and the cheese is a very light brown
Notes:
- Some people prefer chives over green onion, use the same amount of chives as you would green onion for this recipe
- Bacon bits in the mash or on top before the cheese goes on is a great addition
- For cheese lovers, add grated cheese to the mash mix before refilling the skin shells. The heat will be enough to melt the cheese inside the shells and on top

# 1 by Sebastian Teacutter
January 9th, 2009 at 10:59 pm #
lol pretty cool stuff….