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HOW TO COOK POTATOES IN A CROCK POT

I used to bake my potatoes in the oven until I found this easiest way ever to make them! This just might change the way you cook baked potatoes forever! Here is how to cook potatoes in a crockpot.

 

INGREDIENTS:

  • 8 Russet Potatoes, all about the same size
  • 2 tbsp Vegetable oil
  • 2 tsp Sea salt

INSTRUCTIONS:

1 ) Wash the potatoes really good. Russet potatoes are especially dirty!

2 ) Dry the potatoes with a paper towel.

3 ) Poke potatoes with a fork 3-4 times on all sides on the potato.

4 ) Brush vegetable oil over each potato then sprinkle with sea salt.

5 ) Tightly wrap each potato individually in aluminum foil, then place directly into crock pot.

6 ) Place as many wrapped potatoes as you need in the crock pot, starting with a single layer on the bottom and then stacking more potatoes on top. Depending on the size of your potatoes and how big your crock pot is will determine how many you can cook at one time.

7 ) You just need to make sure you have room for the lid to close securely, cook for 6 hours on low, or 4 hours on high.

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