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Next time, try a wee spash of olive oil, then rub some herb (I prefer rosemary of thyme on it) and some rock salt into it before baking.

 

it fyou want a shortcut, and I know you would, use this

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Think of me as the Simin Rogan of Boldon!

 

As with most of my spectacular creations, I usually google instructions from The Guardian "how to cook the perfect" series of articles.

 

Basically they test all the various chefs methods from Delia to Jamie and then agree on a "perfect" method. It may have various bits from different chefs.

 

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2010/nov/04/how-cook-perfect-jacket-potato

 

This is fool proof (just as well) every time.

 

Potato rinsed and part patted dry the sprinkled roll in sea salt. On an open shelf for one hour.

 

Perfection.

 

For the finish cut a deep cross in the taty and squeeze in and up from each quadrant for that look.

 

it's marge over butter melting in it though innit?

 

therefore a massive perfection fail.

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Fat bastard. Your tits must look like someone sellotaped a couple of samosas to your chest.

 

:lol:

 

I think his tits probably look like that meal!

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Olive spread, not only delicious but high in good fats ;)

 

 

That's a load of shit CT, the process they put it through to make it spreadable is the same as hydrogenated fats.

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I don't know about that, the books Ive read tell a different story, it's one of the good ones along with coconut oil and any of the nut oils. Rapeseed can't stand the smell of it when your cooking with it.

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