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Bill
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      06-28-2006
how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
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TIA


 
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      06-28-2006
Bill wrote:
> how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
> No smartass replies.


You don't get to choose what kind of replies you get. However, about an
hour in a 375º oven usually comes out about right, if it's baking potato
size, and you thoroughly wash it and puncture it with a fork a few times.
 
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      06-28-2006
Bill mumbled incoherently in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:

> how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
> No smartass replies.
> TIA
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Take a whole potato, coat with oil, roll in coarse salt (sea salt is best),
poke holes in skin with fork, bake in 400F oven for 45 to 60 min, turning
after about 30 minutes to keep from getting too brown on one side, serve
steaming hot with butter and salt and pepper. Add a dollop of sour cream if
desired (or any other toppings that strike your fancy).


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      06-28-2006
The Old Sourdough wrote:
> Bill mumbled incoherently in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:
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>>how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
>>No smartass replies.
>>TIA
>>
>>
>>

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> Take a whole potato, coat with oil, roll in coarse salt (sea salt is best),
> poke holes in skin with fork, bake in 400F oven for 45 to 60 min, turning
> after about 30 minutes to keep from getting too brown on one side, serve
> steaming hot with butter and salt and pepper. Add a dollop of sour cream if
> desired (or any other toppings that strike your fancy).


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      06-28-2006
Rôgêr mumbled incoherently in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:

> The Old Sourdough wrote:
>> Bill mumbled incoherently in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:
>>
>>
>>>how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
>>>No smartass replies.
>>>TIA
>>>
>>>
>>>

>>
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>> Take a whole potato, coat with oil, roll in coarse salt (sea salt is
>> best), poke holes in skin with fork, bake in 400F oven for 45 to 60
>> min, turning after about 30 minutes to keep from getting too brown on
>> one side, serve steaming hot with butter and salt and pepper. Add a
>> dollop of sour cream if desired (or any other toppings that strike
>> your fancy).

>
> Will you marry me?
>


Sorry, don't have the time. I'm off to the kitchen with a sudden hankering
for a baked potato.

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EricP
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      06-28-2006
On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 20:59:31 -0400, "Bill" <> wrote:

>how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
>No smartass replies.
>TIA
>

No time as it varies with temp and type of potato.
Set the oven on med to highish heat. Put potato in and leave for one
hour, then feel if it is soft and cooked. Keep doing this every 15
minutes.
 
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Bill
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      06-28-2006
THANKS!!!


"Rôgêr" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> Bill wrote:
>> how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
>> No smartass replies.

>
> You don't get to choose what kind of replies you get. However, about an
> hour in a 375º oven usually comes out about right, if it's baking potato
> size, and you thoroughly wash it and puncture it with a fork a few times.



 
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Bill
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      06-28-2006
hows the xp64 doing

"Rôgêr" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> Bill wrote:
>> how long to bake in the oven, whole baked potate, average size?
>> No smartass replies.

>
> You don't get to choose what kind of replies you get. However, about an
> hour in a 375º oven usually comes out about right, if it's baking potato
> size, and you thoroughly wash it and puncture it with a fork a few times.



 
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      06-28-2006
Bill wrote:
> hows the xp64 doing


It's cooking along just fine, right now it's burning some DVD's for me.
I keep my old 2000 speed Athlon for playing on the net while I let my
workhorse do it's thing.

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      06-28-2006
GCS

"Rôgêr" <> wrote in message
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> Bill wrote:
>> hows the xp64 doing

>
> It's cooking along just fine, right now it's burning some DVD's for me. I
> keep my old 2000 speed Athlon for playing on the net while I let my
> workhorse do it's thing.
>
> Are you who I think you are?



 
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