Potatoes can be "baked" in the oven, microwave, air fryer, or instant pot. If you crave crispy potato skins or are cooking for a group, stick with the oven method. When you're short on time, the ...

Baked potatoes are a cheap, filling food that’s easy to make and super tasty. They’re delicious, and they can help to class up your ramen-filled college dinners. They even make a good snack. They’re ...

Let’s get straight to the point: baked potatoes in the microwave beat their oven-cooked counterparts, hands down. Let me tell you why. After years of preparing baked potatoes both ways, I’ve come to a ...

Baked potatoes are a classic for a reason. With soft and fluffy flesh, crispy skin, and loaded with all your favorite toppings, it's hard not to love them. Making them is a fairly simple process -- ...

Mashed potatoes are as involved as you want them to be. Want to peel them? Great. Want to rice them? Also great. Not doing those things? You guessed it—still great. I don’t think I’ve ever made the ...

My ex-husband did not know how to cook many things, but he was always willing to learn. I’ll never forget one 76-degree December evening (we lived in Florida) when he called from the other room: “Hey ...

My dad gave me a sack full of turnips recently. Did you know you can microwave turnips? You can and it's similar to making a baked potato in the microwave. Here's how to do it: 1. Wash and peel the ...

Loaded with vitamins A and C, beta-carotene, fiber, potassium and B vitamins, sweet potatoes have a higher nutritional value and lower calorie count than white potatoes — but they are just as ...