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Blue cheese baked potatoes
This scrumptious recipe takes baked potatoes to delicious new heights! Stuffed with blue cheese and sour cream, these spuds are the perfect side dish or so tasty enjoyed as is
Baked potatoes with bacon and cheese
A good cheesy baked potato is a classic that everyone loves. Simply serve with a throw-together green salad prepared while they are in the oven. Delicious! Photograph by Stephen Goodenough.
Baked mushroom and broccoli potatoes
For a variation, combine potato flesh with one finely chopped green onion and 2 tablespoons each of sour cream and sweet chilli sauce. Divide filling among potato shells and serve topped with extra green onion, sour cream and sweet chilli sauce. Note
Bacon and cheese-stuffed hasselback potatoes
This potato recipe produces the perfect example of stuffed hasselback potatoes. Golden, buttery potatoes are topped with crispy bacon and plenty of cheese – this dish is true comfort food!
Tuna and green bean stuffed potatoes
This tasty stuffed potato dish is easy to make and packed full of goodness, making it the ideal quick weeknight dinner. Stuffed with sundried tomato and basil tuna with green beans and shredded cheese, it will satisfy your family in no time at all.
Bolognese-stuffed potatoes
Kids will love these cheesy potatoes stuffed with mince.
Creamed corn and bacon stuffed potatoes
A delicious and fun accompaniment to roast dinners.
Mexican stuffed potatoes with spiced tomato and avocado salsa
A healthy and filling Mexican vegetarian dish with a rich and delicious spiced tomato and avocado salsa.
Baked potatoes three ways
The perfect baked potato should be salty on the outside and snow white and fluffy on the inside. You can also use russet burbank or spunta potatoes for this recipe. Pierce the skin of each potato to prevent it from splitting while in the oven. Wrapping the potatoes completely in foil results in a soft […]
Stuffed baby potatoes
Use smoked cheese instead of cheddar. Replace ham with bacon or spinach. Note
Souffle jacket potatoes
Use a potato variety suitable for roasting. You can use kumara instead; cooking time will vary. Use 250g packet frozen chopped spinach. Note
Mexican jacket potatoes
To cook jacket potatoes in the microwave, wash thoroughly and pierce potato skins all over with a fork (this allows steam to escape). Rub with oil and salt, place around the outer edge of turntable. Cook in microwave on HIGH for 10 minutes or until tender. Stand 10 minutes. Note
