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Posted by becca
- May 23, 2013, 01:01:18 PMMy kids have only very recently started eating potatoes other than french fries. Dh and I always joke about "Who doesn't like potatoes." I was so glad the day they accepted a baked potato. Makes meal planning much easier.
That looks yummy Janelle.
That looks yummy Janelle.
Posted by GoingNuts
- May 16, 2013, 08:57:18 AMQuote from: hedgehog on May 15, 2013, 05:39:25 AMMy point exactly. Clearly a genetic defect carried on DH's side of the family.
Who doesn't like potatoes?! What is wrong with them, GN?
There just isn't any other explanation.Posted by hedgehog
- May 15, 2013, 05:39:25 AMWho doesn't like potatoes?! What is wrong with them, GN?
I was actually thinking those look good for just me, or maybe me and DH, because DD is very picky about how hew eggs are cooked (she only likes whites when mixed into other stuff or in a meringue--not when identifiable as egg white), and DS doesn't like much of anything. He might eat the egg and the potato (minus skin) but he would not eat the goodies. So I was thinking if I need a quick meal for myself (I often eat lunch at home alone), that is a good option. And it uses whatever leftovers I may have laying around (which I currently use for frittatas).
I was actually thinking those look good for just me, or maybe me and DH, because DD is very picky about how hew eggs are cooked (she only likes whites when mixed into other stuff or in a meringue--not when identifiable as egg white), and DS doesn't like much of anything. He might eat the egg and the potato (minus skin) but he would not eat the goodies. So I was thinking if I need a quick meal for myself (I often eat lunch at home alone), that is a good option. And it uses whatever leftovers I may have laying around (which I currently use for frittatas).
Posted by Janelle205
- May 14, 2013, 08:15:21 PMGN, if the rest of the family won't eat them, it really wasn't hard to just make one of them. I just chopped a bit of meat and one green onion for the filling.
Posted by GoingNuts
- May 14, 2013, 07:28:22 PMThose look amazing. I'm slobbering, but nobody else in my family would touch it. They hate potatoes, which I assume is some sort of genetic defect. There's really no other explanation.
Posted by hedgehog
- May 14, 2013, 04:21:02 PMOh, those look yummy!
Posted by Janelle205
- May 14, 2013, 03:57:59 PMhttp://www.ourbestbites.com/2012/02/an-idaho-sunrise-egg-stuffed-baked-potatoes/
Obviously, I did not eat this. Made one for DH for lunch today though, and he has requested two for dinner. I used cheese, chopped chicken and peppers for lunch, going to use ham, green onions, and cheese for dinner.
Should be able to easily make this vegetarian and I would presume you could sub in milk-free cheese if you needed to. My favorite part was that it allowed me to turn a tiny amount of leftovers (chopped meat and veggies) into a meal.
I would NOT cook this in a house with a seriously egg sensitive person. The egg whites were soft set and the yolk was runny, and it did run out a bit over the baking dish. Luckily my threshold for eggs is very high and I generally only have low level reactions to egg.
Obviously, I did not eat this. Made one for DH for lunch today though, and he has requested two for dinner. I used cheese, chopped chicken and peppers for lunch, going to use ham, green onions, and cheese for dinner.
Should be able to easily make this vegetarian and I would presume you could sub in milk-free cheese if you needed to. My favorite part was that it allowed me to turn a tiny amount of leftovers (chopped meat and veggies) into a meal.
I would NOT cook this in a house with a seriously egg sensitive person. The egg whites were soft set and the yolk was runny, and it did run out a bit over the baking dish. Luckily my threshold for eggs is very high and I generally only have low level reactions to egg.