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    Marmie's Baked Potatoe Supreme #392293

    by Marmie's

    posted on September 28, 2009

    It seems silly posting something as simple as a baked potatoe, but this is sooo darn good! I created this when I was eighteen and we did a lot of entertaining...usually bring your own meat bbq's lol. I like it because it has everything in it, including it's own bacon bits, travels well, can be prepared ahead of time and gets rave reviews every time and is most always requested. Note: Depending on what meat I am serving I will add an appropriate herb to my potatoe eg: if I am cooking lamb I will add rosemary to my potatoe. You can let your potatoe cook longer to get that delish crispy peel....nummy.

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