Jacket potatoes filled with cheese are one of the most popular ways to eat a baked potato. When I was a child, we had cheesy jacket potatoes quite often, where the soft, fluffy inside had been scooped out, mashed with cheese, put back in the skin, and baked until crispy. Yummy
A recipe for cheesy potatoes is barely a recipe at all, but perhaps useful for new cooks, or it’s possible that you haven’t come across this delicacy before! You can bake potatoes in the oven, or microwave the potatoes, stuff them, and either enjoy them as they are or blast them in the oven to get lovely crispy bits
Other ideas for jacket potatoes
Want some more ideas for your jacket potato fillings or to stuff your baked potato? Try these
Ingredients
- 800 g white potatoes about 200g each person
- 100 g cheese
- 1 tsp salt
- ½ tsp ground black pepper
- 1 tbslp grainy mustard
- 80 g butter
Instructions
- Wash the potatoes
- Pierce with a fork and microwave until soft. Test by squeezing through a tea-towel
- Cut the potatoes in half and scoop out the inner flesh, being careful to not damage the skin too much
- Add the cheese, butter and seasonings and mash everything together well
- Pile back into the skins. The stuffed potatoes can be frozen at this point, or kept, well covered, in the fridge for a few days
- When you are ready, heat in a hot oven until there are lovely crispy brown bits on top
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