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Twice Baked Potatoes

Yield: 5 servings

Total Time: 2hr 50m

Three cheesy twice-baked potatoes served on a decorative plate with a blue floral design.

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Ingredients

Instructions

Five unpeeled russet potatoes are lined up on a stainless steel countertop, with citrus fruits in a container behind them.

Step 1: Preheat the oven to 425°F and gather potatoes. Scrub clean and pat dry.

Six golden-brown, slightly shiny, baked potatoes arranged on parchment paper.

Step 2: Lightly oil and salt the potatoes with sea salt, to taste. Poke each potato with a few holes using a fork and then set on a parchment lined baking sheet.

Six baked potatoes with rough skins resting on parchment paper in a tray

Step 3: Bake for 1 hr then let rest for 30 mins.

Crispy strips of bacon on a foil-lined baking tray with caramelized grease residues.

Step 4: While the potatoes rest, prepare bacon your preferred way. (I baked my bacon at 425°F).

Cook to desired doneness. (If baking, watch carefully as it can quickly burn toward the end)

Crispy strips of bacon arranged on a paper towel, displaying rich color and texture.

Step 5: Move bacon to a paper towel lined plate and set aside.

Halved baked potatoes are next to a bowl of mashed potato filling on a countertop with kitchen tools in the background.

Step 6: When the potatoes are done resting, gather all of the remaining ingredients and cut off the top of the potato and preheat the oven to 350°F.

Scoop out the inside of the potato into a medium sized bowl, leaving a small outer layer to stabilize the skin.

Fluffy mashed potatoes in a glass bowl with a fork resting inside, set on a stainless steel surface.

Step 7: Mash the potato.

Shredded potato mixture topped with cheese in a glass bowl placed on a digital scale showing 303 grams.

Step 8: Weigh the cheese.

Creamy mashed potatoes topped with shredded cheese in a glass bowl, ready for twice baking.

Step 9: Microwave potatoes and cheese for 30 secs.

Melted butter is being poured from a red bowl into a glass bowl of mashed potatoes, with a fork visible inside.

Step 10: Add the melted butter and stir thoroughly to combine.

Creamy mashed potatoes with a dollop of sour cream in a glass bowl, resting on a digital scale displaying 86.8 grams.

Step 11: Weigh the sour cream.

Creamy mashed potato filling mixed in a glass bowl with a red spatula, set against a kitchen countertop backdrop.

Step 12: Stir to combine.

Creamy potato mixture in a glass bowl with milk being poured in using a measuring cup and a red spatula stirring.

Step 13: Add the heavy cream.

Creamy mashed potato mixture in a glass bowl with a red spatula, ready for twice baked potatoes.

Step 14: Stir to combine.

Creamy mashed potato mixture with seasonings in a glass bowl, resting on a digital kitchen scale.

Step 15: Add the entire package of the ranch dressing dip seasoning mix and stir to combine.

Chopped pieces of crispy bacon are arranged on a white cutting board.

Step 16: Chop the bacon.

Creamy potato mixture with chopped bacon and herbs stirred together in a glass bowl.

Step 17: Add the bacon to the bowl and stir to combine.

Creamy mashed potatoes mixed with seasonings and bits of skin in a glass bowl with a red spatula.

Step 18: Add the ponzu sauce and stir to combine.

Creamy potato mixture with bits of bacon and a raw egg yolk, mixed with a red spatula in a glass bowl

Step 19: Add the egg yolk.

Creamy potato mixture with herbs and spices in a glass bowl, stirred with a red spatula on a kitchen countertop.

Step 20: Stir to combine.

Four twice-baked potatoes filled with creamy mixture on parchment paper, set against a kitchen background.

Step 21: Fill each potato skin with a generous portion of filling.

Bake in the preheated oven for 40 mins.

Remove from oven and sprinkle with Korean red pepper flakes, to taste. Top with cheese, to taste and bake until the cheese is melted, about 10 mins.

Bon Appétit!

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