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If you want a no fuss, no foil, easy baked potato recipe – you've got to try these crock pot baked potatoes. So easy to do and great for a crowd!
Crock Pot Baked Potatoes – No foil required!Â
One of my favorite penny-pinched meals is a baked potato. You can fill up your family for less than $1 per person – and get creative with all sorts of leftovers to serve as toppings!
And if slow cooker recipes just make you happy – did you know can actually use your SLOW COOKER instead of your oven to bake them? No need to heat up the kitchen, just pop them in and come home to supper. :). This is great to do for a busy night when you need something DONE right as you walk through the door. It's perfect in the summer to not have the oven running all day AND perfect for colder months when you want something warm and filling!
How can I make a Baked Potato without Foil?Â
Using your crock pot to make your baked potatoes is a super simple way to make a lot of baked potatoes at once and there is no foil needed!
Here's an easy recipe for Crockpot Baked Potatoes that needs no foil, and comes out perfect every time 🙂
- Scrub 4-6 large baking potatoes well and pat them dry
- Make a couple fork stabs into the center of each potato to allow for even cooking and steam release
- Rub with olive oil
- Sprinkle sea salt and pepper all over each potato
- Place in a slow cooker on High for 2 1/2 – 4 hours, or Low for 6-8.
**I absolutely ADORE my Crock-Pot Multi-Cooker (it works as a slow cooker, oven, stovetop and more – currently out of stock but this one is similar!) but if you need a basic Crock-Pot this is a nice price for a large size!
Cooking time above assumes you're using big baking potatoes, but if you're using smaller potatoes just adjust accordingly. (They'll cook more quickly!)
What can you serve for a Baked Potato Bar?Â
When I make our baked potatoes in a crock pot, I love to serve them with a buffet of topping choices. Depending on what your family likes and what leftovers you have in the fridge, here are some suggestions:
- Shredded Cheese
- Bacon Crumbles
- Sour Cream
- Chives
- Barbecue pork or chicken (See my recipe for Slow Cooker Barbecue Stuffed Potatoes!)
- Grilled Chicken or Steak
- Salsa
- Parmesan Cheese
- Sautéed Mushrooms
- Pepperoni
- Black Olives
- Leftover burgers, crumbled (invent the Cheeseburger Stuffed Potato!)
- Cajun Seasoning (or any other seasonings)
- Any leftovers you think will pair well!
I love putting this together for when I have to be running errands in the afternoon. That way when I get home from running around there's a hot easy supper just waiting in the crock pot!
What are your favorite toppings to add onto crock pot baked potatoes? Let us know in the comments! Â
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