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How to Make The Best Baked Potato In The Microwave

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Looking for a quick and easy way to MAKE THE PERFECT BAKED POTATO? Look no further! In this video, we reveal the ultimate microwave hack that will change the way you cook potatoes forever! Say goodbye to waiting for hours in the oven and hello to a deliciously fluffy and flavorful baked potato in minutes!

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  1. I've got one of those old potato sleeves that cooks 3 or 4 at a time and you don't have to put the potato in a bowl with a plate on top – BUT, it doesn't come out anywhere near as tasty as this method does. This is GREAT! Thanks!

  2. Do remember that when you cook anything in a microwave oven is that the microwave energy kills all healthy enzimes in the food. So if you cook using a microwave cooker, it is healthier to wat cardboard than the food you cook in the microwave.

  3. I use a similar method. Since I have never had a thermometer, after about 5 minutes, I poke with a knife to see how easy it slides into the potato, adding a few more minutes at a time until done. They are always so moist and creamy. I especially love Yukon Gold microwave baked potatoes, butter, salt and pepper and sour cream if I have any.

  4. I looove a nice salty potato skin. What I like to do is finish it in the toaster oven. Microwave for a bit, then when I put the cheese on I pop it under the broiler mode of the toaster oven so the cheese gets bubbly and crispy.

  5. Uhhh I use a Rubbermaid microwave container with the lid partially/slightly not sealed completely, I just use about a teaspoon or so of water in the bottom of the container (never tried butter) & the potato is damp. I never put any or would I put that much salt as you did on the outside, prefer to salt to taste when eating. I usually use a seasoning instead of salt such as Badia Complete Seasoning, Kinder's or Heath Riles Buttery Garlic Herb type seasonings. I usually just poked with a fork in several places (I'll try the slit in each end tonight instead of poking) & microwaved a straight 5 minutes for an average size spud, have never checked the temp while cooking. I may try using butter tonight, have a couple potatoes I bought to microwave one for dinner, I usually get 2 servings out of a baked potato. I like to weigh my meals, foods & snacks & do recommended serving sizes, a vegetable or sides is usually an 3 oz. serving size.

  6. I really want to try this because I really miss the perfect skin of an oven baked potato. But, I have a problem with salt. Do you add the salt just for flavor or is it essential for a crispy skin?

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