Potato baker bags help you make perfect baked potatoes in your microwave. With some cotton fabrics and a bit of sewing skills, making your own bag is easy and fun. This is a guide about making a potato baker bag.
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In addition to using a microfiber dusting mitt, be sure to wet the mitt and wring the excess water, out before microwaving your potato. This gives a more complete cooking and the potato will be fluffy.
Use this "envelope" to microwave your potatoes! This is a craft a child can do if they are able to hand stitch the two sides.
Approximate Time: 30 Minutes
Supplies:
11x24 inches of quilted material
thread
Instructions:
Cut one piece of double sided quilted material 11 inches wide and 24 inches long.
Fold material leaving a 2 inch flap.
Sew sides.
Add a recipe card stating: Wash and dry potatoes. Wrap in a paper towel. Insert in quilted "envelope" and cook according to your microwave directions. "Don't poke or prod the taters!"
This "envelope" is large enough to warm tortilla shells.
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