USEFUL TIPS ON STUFFED BAKED POTATOES
To fill 4 potatoes
To fill 4 potatoes
- Stuffed potatoes are almost completely baked, a lid is cut off or the potato is halved horizontally, most of the flesh scooped out, mashed and then mixed with the filling.
- The filling is then returned to the shell and the potato is baked again either with or without the lid.
- Always take care not to puncture the skin and try to do the scooping and filling quickly so that the skin doesn't have a chance to go baggy.
- Stuffed baked potatoes are marvelously versatile and can be served as an appetizer, as a complementary side dish, as a complete light meal or with a crisp salad.
- They are exceptionally useful vehicles for using up leftovers.
- A meal composed of 4 or 5 potato skins stuffed with different fillings is particularly popular with children.
To fill 4 potatoes
- 4 lamb's kidneys encased in their own fat
- Dijon mustard
- Pinch of salt
- Pinch of fresh black pepper
- Place the encased kidneys on a baking tray and bake alongside the potatoes.
- After 1 hour, remove the kidneys and trim off any remaining fat.
- Remove the potatoes and cut off a lid.
- Scoop out the flesh, mix with 1 tbs mustard per potato, season and pile back into the potato.
- Press a kidney into each potato, add a dribble of the delicious kidney fat, pepper and serve.
To fill 4 potatoes
- 4 pig's kidneys, with fat and core removed butter
- Salt, pepper, mustard as per own preference
- Cut the uncooked potatoes in half lengthways.
- The idea is to encase the kidney totally in the potato, so scoop out an appropriate sized cavity.
- Season the cavity and the kidney, fit everything together and secure with a piece of string.
- Bake as normal but use a baking tray; the kidney oozes into the potato during the cooking.
- Serve with mustard - Dijon for mild flavor, English for hot - butter and supply scissors!
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