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YellowRose
True Blue Farmgirl
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Sara
Paris
TX
USA
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 Posted - Aug 02 2014 : 07:38:52 AM
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I live alone so I cook for just me most of the time. I like a good baked potato anytime of the day - especially the really big ones. I usually eat it with a sprinkling of jalapeno pepper apple vinegar and salt & black pepper.
I can't eat it all and a plain baked potato isn't very good the next day. So I cut it in half. Eat one half and while the potato is still warm I make mustard potato salad for the next day.
Women that cook for their families can bake a few extra potatoes and make a bowl of potato salad for later.
Hugs, Sara
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Southern Farmgirl
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Alice
Inman
SC
USA
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Posted - Aug 02 2014 : 12:31:07 PM
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Sara, that's a great idea. Potato salad goes with everything!
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Southern Farmgirl
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Alice
Inman
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USA
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Posted - Aug 02 2014 : 12:32:17 PM
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| Sara, meant to include that I use the remaining part of the potato later as hash browns. |
Edited by - Southern Farmgirl on Aug 02 2014 12:35:10 PM |
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YellowRose
True Blue Farmgirl
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Sara
Paris
TX
USA
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Posted - Aug 02 2014 : 12:41:45 PM
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Alice, thanks for the tip - what a easy way to do hash browns.
I wonder what other ways a left over baked potato could be used.
Hugs, Sara
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jenne.f
True Blue Farmgirl
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Jenne
Wagontown
PA
USA
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Posted - Aug 06 2014 : 05:41:09 AM
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thanks for sharing. I prefer to cook lots once
instead of using the extra energy to cook a
small amount twice.
~blessings~
Jenne
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YellowRose
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Sara
Paris
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USA
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Posted - Aug 06 2014 : 05:57:21 AM
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Jenne, I agree about cooking more than one meal at a time. When I bake my one lone big potato I also roast a pan of veggies. I use the veggies in many different ways from quick soups to cold salads.
Hugs, Sara
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texdane
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Nicole
Sandy Hook
CT
USA
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Posted - Aug 06 2014 : 06:22:39 AM
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When I am home without my DH or DD for lunch, I will sometimes make a big hot baked sweet potato. I like it with a little coconut oil and salt.
Potatoes do make great hot lunches! I miss the ones in Texas stuffed with barbeque beef brisket! Ack! Now I am hungry for one!!
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Nicole
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YellowRose
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Sara
Paris
TX
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Posted - Aug 06 2014 : 09:32:23 AM
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Nicole, my sister uses coconut oil, but I have yet to try it. May just have to get some, and try it out with your sweet potato idea.
I tend to eat more sweet potatoes in the colder months. Don't know why unless growing up we only had them during the winter. I remember Mama cooking them on top of the wood stove. Now that's good eating.
Hugs, Sara
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Large Baked Potato for One
