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Baked Potatoe In Ziploc : Potato Skins With A Crunch Snyder S Of Hanover - Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm.
Baked Potatoe In Ziploc : Potato Skins With A Crunch Snyder S Of Hanover - Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm.. I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty.
I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated.
I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated.
I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated.
I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated. I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs).
I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated.
Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated.
Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm.
I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated. I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm.
I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated.
I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs). I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated. Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm.
I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty.
I wanted them softer so i preheated the oven to 350 f and turned down to 250 f when preheated. Nov 06, 2012 · i used a mandolin and sliced at 2.5 mm. I baked them for 30 minutes, turned them over and baked another 20 minutes and they were soft, not leathery, and very tasty. I brushed them with coconut oil and omitted the salt (not good for me or the dogs).