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crockpot baked potatoes

Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by mechanicswife, Jun 8, 2014.

  1. mechanicswife

    mechanicswife New Member Member

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    Hi,I am from New Brunswick,Canada.I love my crockpots.I have 3 of them.Love to do baked potates in my crockpot.What I do is scrub the potatoes then wrap in tinfoil.Put in the crockpot on low and let them cook all day.They are so moist and tasty.
     
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    Barbara G. Moderator Staff Member Member

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    Hello and welcome to the crockpot forums! We are glad you are here with us! Hope you enjoy your stay here - we will be adding lots of new content in the months to come and hope you find it useful! If you have any recipes or tips you would like to share - you are welcome to!
     
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    Hello mechanicswife, and welcome to the forum. Thanks for the bake potato recipe.
     
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    Do you put any water in the crockpot? I thought there had to be some kind of liquid in there. I would love to try this potato recipe. And welcome! lol
     
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    That's what I'm wondering, too! :)


    Welcome, mechanicswife! :)
     
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    Do you have to add any water or the like?
    charlye
     
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    Good question, Charlye
     
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    This recipe for crockpot baked potatoes says no need to add water. "No need to add water to the bottom but to keep the bottom potatoes from burning rotate them OR add some crumbled foil on the bottom before you add the potatoes".
    athriftymom.com/baked-potatoes-in-the-crock-pot-money-saving-recipe/
     
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    Well that makes sense. I just always thought you had to have liquid int with no matter what you cooked.
     
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    I had always thought the same about adding liquid to the crockpot. I had a feeling that the pot would crack if there wasn't any liquid in it but I guess not according to some of the recipes. Anybody ever have a crockpot crack on them?
     

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