Stuffed Potatoes
Boiled, stewed, fried or mashed? When it comes to potato dishes, these are the first options that come to mind, but we know that in fact there are hundreds of times more! We will not list all these hundreds, otherwise there will not be enough time to cook potatoes with chicken mince stuffing under a cheese cap. By the way, about time: you will need only 40 minutes.
How to cook Stuffed Potatoes
Step 1

Combine the minced meat with the onion, season with pepper, stir and fill the potato halves with the mixture.
Step 2

Place the potatoes on a baking sheet, brush with vegetable oil and put in the oven for 25 minutes. Sprinkle the halves with grated cheese 5 minutes before they are ready.
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