Monday, February 2, 2009

Twiced Baked Taters

Alright. So I wanted to let all of you who read this (the few and the proud) that this will be the last blog I'm going to be able to post in a little while, not that I've been to good about it lately.

My camera crapped out on me and I'm unable to afford one at the moment. It may be about a month until I am able to get a new one that I feel will last me more then a year. Todays recipie was done back in December and I forgot about the photos, if I can find more I didn't post I promise I will but if I disappear please don't forget about me!

And anyway: Twiced Baked Taters

On New Years Eve I planned on showing you all the food me and my friend Jess cooked over her house, but I started drinking to much wine and playing to much Wii with Lexi, Jess's 5 year old. The only thing I got for you is this, a quick and easy heart attack recipie!

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First you're going to start with about 6 good sized potatoes, washed up!

You pop those potatoes in the oven and bake them for one hour at 350 degrees. Notice there is no picture - I was on my second glass of wine. You'll have to deal.

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When the potatoes are done, you cut them in half.

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You then are going to man your oven mitts, and scoop out the insides of the potatoes in a bowl. Now don't skip to much out because you want the potato to keep it's shape.

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When you have everything scooped, you lay the potatoes skins on a baking sheet. In the bowl with the potato guts, you'll add in a cup of low fat sour cream, 1/2 cup of skim milk or whatever milk you have, 4 tablespoons of margarine or butter, 1/2 teaspoon of salt and pepper and finally - a cup of shredded cheddar cheese. You can also add crumbled bacon - but I like to add bacos on bacon on the top.

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You then spoon that mixture into the potatoes, the mixture will come up over the top of the potato skin. Then you sprinkle more cheese and bacon on top. Because - you know, the world is better with more cheese in it. When you're done you pop it into the oven, pour another glass of wine and you wait 15-20 minutes till they are nice and oozy.

Enjoy!

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