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    Pot Roast Mac & Cheese Baked Potato
    Ingredients:
    4 Idaho russet potatoes
    8 tablespoons prepared macaroni and cheese
    8 tablespoons prepared pot roast
    4 tablespoons French fried ... more 
    Photo by: Spoonful
    Pot Roast Mac & Cheese Baked Potato
    Ingredients:
    4 Idaho russet potatoes
    8 tablespoons prepared macaroni and cheese
    8 tablespoons prepared pot roast
    4 tablespoons French fried onions
    Sliced green onions for garnish

    Directions:
    Heat conventional oven to 425°F

    Pierce tops of potatoes with fork several times. (Do not wrap in aluminum foil.)

    Bake potatoes on oven rack 60 to 70 minutes or until tender when pierced. (When using a convection oven, bake at 375°F for 55 minutes.)

    Remove from oven; cool 10 to 15 minutes.

    Cut a thin slice off top of each potato. Using a teaspoon, scooping out approximately 2 tablespoons of potato in center of each, leaving room for toppings.

    Spoon in potato 2 tablespoons of warm macaroni and cheese, 2 tablespoons of warm pot roast, 1 tablespoon French onions and a sprinkle of green onions. Repeat with the reset of potatoes. Serve immediately. less 
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    Fri, Mar 15, 2013 3:36 PM EDT
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    Your meal doesn't get any better than this! With 7 delicious baked potatoes recipes to choose from, I guarantee you will find your family's favorite to include in this weekend's dinner menu. Make any baked potato a side-dish or fix yourself a snack -- either way you are sure to be satisfied! - By Ericka Sanchez



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