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Loaded baked potatoes are one of my favorite side dishes, but I always get annoyed when eating them. Too many little pockets don’t get hit with seasoning, leading to the inevitable mouthful of bland potato. So, although it’s a bit time-consuming, making twice-baked potatoes is 100% worth it. Mashing the potato pulp with loaded fillings ensures every bite is packed with creamy, cheesy, bacony goodness. Our twice-baked potato recipe is like eating loaded mashed potatoes<\/a> inside crispy potato skins!<\/p>\n

How to Make Twice-Baked Potatoes<\/h2>\n

The twice-baked potatoes recipe starts with baking the potatoes to ensure the insides are soft and fluffy. Baked potatoes take about an hour in the oven or 35 to 45 minutes for air-fryer baked potatoes<\/a>. Then, the pulp is scooped out and mashed with baked potato toppings, like butter, sour cream, cheese, cream cheese, bacon and onions. Once the filling is stuffed back into the shells, the potatoes are baked a second time to melt the cheese and crisp up the potato skins. (Stuffed potatoes can be refrigerated or frozen for later too.)<\/p>\n

When making any twice-baked potato recipe, I always bake a few extra potatoes. No matter how careful I am at scooping out the potato pulp, one of the shells always falls apart. The extra potato pulp can be incorporated into the filling, and no one will be the wiser.<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Twice-Baked Potatoes<\/h2>\n

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