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sf <.> wrote in :
> On Thu, 03 Jul 2008 04:02:16 GMT, hahabogus > wrote: > >>I wash the spud(s), stick them with a fork, dry them off; then rub them >>with oil....canola oil in my case...but olive oil works too, so does >>butter or peanut oil. Now with a slight oil coating salt will stick. The >>oil also helps to crisp up the skin. And a crisp skin is the whole point >>of baking potatoes. > > Gotta say, oil didn't make a big difference and I cooked my potatoes > on convect. I was very disappointed in the entire process. That oil > thing is theory only. I think a naked skin is crispier. > > Oh yea of little faith....you musta used crisco..and we all know crisco ain't oil. -- The house of the burning beet-Alan |
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