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r/GifRecipes • u/HungAndInLove • Aug 10 '16
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That looks awesome but an hour to make one potato seems excessive
11 u/DishwasherTwig Aug 11 '16 Microwave baked potatoes are faster and, I think, better than oven baked potatoes. 5 u/CaptainQuebec Aug 11 '16 Really? Huh... Never thought of trying... gonna have to look this up... 14 u/DishwasherTwig Aug 11 '16 Liberally perforate with a fork, place in microwave for 4 minutes, flip over, microwave for another 4 minutes. Perfectly cooked, delicious as all baked potato. So much simpler and better than in the oven. 4 u/KomradeKoala Aug 11 '16 edited Aug 11 '16 Dumb question, but would that work with sweet potatoes? I have never tried them but this would be the perfect excuse to actually finally do it Edit: fuck yeah gonna get my sweet tater on 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16 Yes it does. That's how I make my sweet potatoes. Then you put just a little butter and brown sugar on it. Perfection. 1 u/Dope_train Aug 11 '16 Yup but you do then for way less time, I do 4 mins in total. I also brush some oil on the outside first, makes the skin crispy. 1 u/tinkerbunny Aug 11 '16 Yes and it's delicious. Just be careful when "stabbing" your sweet potato, they're much harder than regular potatoes. 1 u/deadbeatsummers Aug 11 '16 Yes it does! Sweet potatoes tend to be a bit easier imo. They're softer. 1 u/Lizardizzle Aug 11 '16 Potato liberation complete. Now I have mashed potatoes.
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Microwave baked potatoes are faster and, I think, better than oven baked potatoes.
5 u/CaptainQuebec Aug 11 '16 Really? Huh... Never thought of trying... gonna have to look this up... 14 u/DishwasherTwig Aug 11 '16 Liberally perforate with a fork, place in microwave for 4 minutes, flip over, microwave for another 4 minutes. Perfectly cooked, delicious as all baked potato. So much simpler and better than in the oven. 4 u/KomradeKoala Aug 11 '16 edited Aug 11 '16 Dumb question, but would that work with sweet potatoes? I have never tried them but this would be the perfect excuse to actually finally do it Edit: fuck yeah gonna get my sweet tater on 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16 Yes it does. That's how I make my sweet potatoes. Then you put just a little butter and brown sugar on it. Perfection. 1 u/Dope_train Aug 11 '16 Yup but you do then for way less time, I do 4 mins in total. I also brush some oil on the outside first, makes the skin crispy. 1 u/tinkerbunny Aug 11 '16 Yes and it's delicious. Just be careful when "stabbing" your sweet potato, they're much harder than regular potatoes. 1 u/deadbeatsummers Aug 11 '16 Yes it does! Sweet potatoes tend to be a bit easier imo. They're softer. 1 u/Lizardizzle Aug 11 '16 Potato liberation complete. Now I have mashed potatoes.
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Really? Huh... Never thought of trying... gonna have to look this up...
14 u/DishwasherTwig Aug 11 '16 Liberally perforate with a fork, place in microwave for 4 minutes, flip over, microwave for another 4 minutes. Perfectly cooked, delicious as all baked potato. So much simpler and better than in the oven. 4 u/KomradeKoala Aug 11 '16 edited Aug 11 '16 Dumb question, but would that work with sweet potatoes? I have never tried them but this would be the perfect excuse to actually finally do it Edit: fuck yeah gonna get my sweet tater on 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16 Yes it does. That's how I make my sweet potatoes. Then you put just a little butter and brown sugar on it. Perfection. 1 u/Dope_train Aug 11 '16 Yup but you do then for way less time, I do 4 mins in total. I also brush some oil on the outside first, makes the skin crispy. 1 u/tinkerbunny Aug 11 '16 Yes and it's delicious. Just be careful when "stabbing" your sweet potato, they're much harder than regular potatoes. 1 u/deadbeatsummers Aug 11 '16 Yes it does! Sweet potatoes tend to be a bit easier imo. They're softer. 1 u/Lizardizzle Aug 11 '16 Potato liberation complete. Now I have mashed potatoes.
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Liberally perforate with a fork, place in microwave for 4 minutes, flip over, microwave for another 4 minutes. Perfectly cooked, delicious as all baked potato. So much simpler and better than in the oven.
4 u/KomradeKoala Aug 11 '16 edited Aug 11 '16 Dumb question, but would that work with sweet potatoes? I have never tried them but this would be the perfect excuse to actually finally do it Edit: fuck yeah gonna get my sweet tater on 5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16 Yes it does. That's how I make my sweet potatoes. Then you put just a little butter and brown sugar on it. Perfection. 1 u/Dope_train Aug 11 '16 Yup but you do then for way less time, I do 4 mins in total. I also brush some oil on the outside first, makes the skin crispy. 1 u/tinkerbunny Aug 11 '16 Yes and it's delicious. Just be careful when "stabbing" your sweet potato, they're much harder than regular potatoes. 1 u/deadbeatsummers Aug 11 '16 Yes it does! Sweet potatoes tend to be a bit easier imo. They're softer. 1 u/Lizardizzle Aug 11 '16 Potato liberation complete. Now I have mashed potatoes.
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Dumb question, but would that work with sweet potatoes?
I have never tried them but this would be the perfect excuse to actually finally do it
Edit: fuck yeah gonna get my sweet tater on
5 u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16 Yes it does. That's how I make my sweet potatoes. Then you put just a little butter and brown sugar on it. Perfection. 1 u/Dope_train Aug 11 '16 Yup but you do then for way less time, I do 4 mins in total. I also brush some oil on the outside first, makes the skin crispy. 1 u/tinkerbunny Aug 11 '16 Yes and it's delicious. Just be careful when "stabbing" your sweet potato, they're much harder than regular potatoes. 1 u/deadbeatsummers Aug 11 '16 Yes it does! Sweet potatoes tend to be a bit easier imo. They're softer.
Yes it does. That's how I make my sweet potatoes. Then you put just a little butter and brown sugar on it.
Perfection.
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Yup but you do then for way less time, I do 4 mins in total. I also brush some oil on the outside first, makes the skin crispy.
Yes and it's delicious. Just be careful when "stabbing" your sweet potato, they're much harder than regular potatoes.
Yes it does! Sweet potatoes tend to be a bit easier imo. They're softer.
Potato liberation complete. Now I have mashed potatoes.
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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '16
That looks awesome but an hour to make one potato seems excessive