Ingredients
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10
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4
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1
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1
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1/4
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Directions
Tato Boats, My recipe came from a botched attempt at potato skins Gradually, it evolved to this recipe I love it because it incorporates all my favorite foods , My recipe came from a botched attempt at potato skins Gradually, it evolved to this recipe I love it because it incorporates all my favorite foods
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Steps
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1
Done
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Bake Potatoes at 400 Degrees For 45 Minutes or Until Soft. |
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2
Done
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Slice in Half and Scoop Out"meat" Leaving Approximately 0.125 Inch Meat Inside Skins. |
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3
Done
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These Are Your Boats. |
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4
Done
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(use the Meat That I Remove to Make Mashed Potatoes) in a Medium Bowl, Combine Chicken and 1/2 Cup of Bbq Sauce, Covering Chicken Generously, and Put the Bbq'd Chicken in the Boats. |
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Repeat Process Using 1/4 Cup Bbq Sauce and Mushrooms. |
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6
Done
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Pour Remaining Sauce Over Boats. |
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7
Done
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Bake in 200 Degree Oven For 20 Minutes or Until Mushrooms Are Cooked and Sauce Is at the Desired Thickness. |
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8
Done
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Sprinkle Cheese Over Tops and Bake Only Until Cheese Is Melted. |
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9
Done
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Serving Suggestions: This Is How I Like Them. |
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10
Done
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You Can Change It to Meet Your Tastes. |
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11
Done
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You Can Omit the Mushrooms or Use Whatever Veggies You Like. |
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12
Done
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You Can Omit the Cheese. |
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13
Done
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You Can Even Omit the Bbq Sauce (but, in This Case, Be Sure to Cover With Foil to Prevent Chicken from Drying Out) and Use Ranch Dressing. |
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14
Done
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It's Up to You! |
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15
Done
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but Beware, They're More Filling Than You Think! |
