When it comes to those old school lunches, nothing was better than baked potato bar. Watch this how-to video and let the Rookie Cook show you how to recreate that delicious baked potato treat. Serve your baked potatoes as entres or side dishes.
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1 Comment
I don't think he mentioned how long to bake the potato for. I'd start with 1 hour as a minimum, then check to see if it is soft in the midde.
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