Air Fryer Loaded Baked Potatoes (and Mashed Potatoes) | Cooking with Cosori

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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024

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  • @CookingwithCosori
    @CookingwithCosori  2 года назад +1

    What's your favorite way to eat a potato? COMMENT BELOW AND LET US KNOW! 👇
    👩‍🍳Check out our website for a full list of ingredients/instructions at: cosori.com/recipes/air-fryer-loaded-baked-potatoes-recipe

  • @miriamhoward3048
    @miriamhoward3048 2 года назад +2

    Thank you very much for the recipe, im going to make it now.

  • @rouhag3490
    @rouhag3490 2 года назад +3

    Bless you for scrubbing the potatoes. I've been watching baked potato air fryer videos and just YELLING at the dirt encrusted crimes against food safety being shared. Extreme appreciation from Australia. (And of course thank you for the wonderful recipe)

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  Год назад +2

      Hi Rouha! Thank you for your vote of confidence!! I hope you try this recipe and love it! -Chef Mia

  • @rwhalen1771
    @rwhalen1771 2 года назад +2

    Chef Mia, these look so good, I think I'll try them tonight. Thank you for your videos, I'm having fun with my new Cosori air fryer. Rita

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  2 года назад

      Hi Rita! Thank you for watching! I'm so excited for you to try out this recipe! Please let me know how it goes and have a wonderful friday! - Chef Mia

  • @markbailey3650
    @markbailey3650 2 года назад

    Thank you! Going to make these for my twin teens!! AF are so helpful for me and getting comand of it is my focus so we can have happy health meals everyday and not using large pots and pans save me the the extra cleaning whtch is the big win! Thanks Mia!

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  2 года назад +1

      Hi Mark! Thank you for watching and yes! Air Fryers are so convenient for making smaller portions and having to worry about firing up the big ol' oven. We hope you and your twins enjoy these potatoes!

  • @lusianapangkung8726
    @lusianapangkung8726 10 месяцев назад

    love it 😍thank you chef

  • @mohammedpanju2236
    @mohammedpanju2236 Год назад

    NICE and Simple, Mia. I like Potato Croquettes in the Air Fryer too. I usually buy the Frozen Variety but you can make your own Potato Croquettes too. Perhaps you guys should do a Recipe Video for freshly made Croquettes. Thanks very much for sharing. God Bless. 🙏🇬🇧

  • @studio_547
    @studio_547 2 года назад +1

    Absolutely wonderful and perfect recipe with mouthwatering taste💛 Keep going💛stay connected💛💛Thanks for sharing💛💛

  • @suzannefoss396
    @suzannefoss396 2 года назад

    Looks sooo good.

  • @ProfessorEchoMedia
    @ProfessorEchoMedia 2 года назад

    Just made them, but even tho I had smaller potatoes, they weren’t done after 30 minutes, not even 45. when the finally were done, after almost an hour they’ve been very yummy.

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  2 года назад +1

      Hi there! I'm sorry to hear that it didn't work! Please reach out to our customer service team: support@cosori.com so we can help identify the issue. Has there been any other issues with making other foods? It may be a heating element problem if you have experienced other instances of food not cooking correctly.
      Baked potatoes are a standard and we test them regularly, so it should have fully cooked after 30 minutes at 400F in this model. Did you slice the top of the potato and wrap it in foil?
      -Chef Mia

    • @ProfessorEchoMedia
      @ProfessorEchoMedia 2 года назад

      @@CookingwithCosori Thanks for your reply. Let me give it another try soon and see if it works as you've outlined. I'm not panicking about it as it could just have been a one off glitch. But I will keep you posted and again thank you for your helpful follow up.

    • @AkinokazeHaruichiban
      @AkinokazeHaruichiban 4 месяца назад

      Same happened to me.
      30 mins at 200C. The skin wasn't crisp, and only the first 1-3mm of the potato was soft.
      Had to cook them again for another 30 mins (at 205C this time.) Which finally finished them.

  • @JDKempton
    @JDKempton 2 года назад

    Got to try this👍

  • @marionbranch2757
    @marionbranch2757 2 года назад +3

    I use bacon fat instead of olive oil. It adds another layer of flavor.

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  Год назад +2

      Yummmm. I totally love this! Pure indulgence with the pork fat. Hope you loved this recipe! - Chef Mia

  • @Sofo41
    @Sofo41 2 года назад

    chef mia can’t get any more cute!!♥️

  • @kamnohroudi5189
    @kamnohroudi5189 11 месяцев назад

    Great video ! For the mashed potatoes can almond milk or 2% milk be substituted?

  • @torreythompson7078
    @torreythompson7078 Год назад

    What if you’re only cooking one? What temp and time

  • @mohammedoukheira7059
    @mohammedoukheira7059 Год назад +1

    Well, you’re pretty much cleaned the pigmentation of the potato, because honestly, the only thing you have to do is just rinse it.

  • @preciousbabygirl8711
    @preciousbabygirl8711 Год назад +2

    I don’t understand why people use foil over potatoes, I don’t Tarena rate trust me, leave it off

  • @SoloRider831
    @SoloRider831 2 года назад

    Can you do just a single potato or do you have to have multiple potatoes? I know, odd question, but I'm new and want to ensure I do not overcook the food or damage the fryer.

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  2 года назад +1

      Hi there! You can definitely do 1 russet potato! The time and temperature will stay the same. Hope this helps and have fun cooking! - Chef Mia

  • @judebrown4103
    @judebrown4103 2 года назад

    I've got some large red sweet potato. Would they cook for less time if I made them the same way? 🙏Tia 👍

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  2 года назад +1

      Hi Jude! For a large sweet potato, it should be the same time, however if it's very big (as some are) I would increase the time! If the ends are much more narrow and pointy, you can choose to slice those ends off! Still wrap them in foil and add your desired seasonings before wrapping and test it after the original 30 minutes with a fork! It may need an additional 10 - 15 minutes for super giant ones!

  • @GMO--ge4ir
    @GMO--ge4ir Год назад

    Ya very own personal spo🥄n,in ya pocket⁉️
    Now *dat's* a dedicated professional,right there❗ 😐

  • @osvaldo5151
    @osvaldo5151 Год назад

    Yuuuuhhmma

  • @MelToll
    @MelToll Год назад

    The timing didn’t work for me. I only baked 3 potatoes but didn’t cook through so I ended up microwaving them a few mins more.

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  Год назад +1

      I'm sorry to hear that Mel! Maybe your potatoes were bigger than mine. If they come out under again, I suggest air frying the potatoes for 10 minutes longer. Hope this helps and happy cooking! - Chef Mia

    • @Better2BFree
      @Better2BFree Год назад

      @@CookingwithCosori I ALWAYS check the softness of the potato then return it to the AF for 10 mins. (I buy the larger sized potatoes in the bag from Sam's Club.)

  • @annek1226
    @annek1226 2 года назад +1

    You wrap a potato in foil and you no longer have baked potatoes, you have steamed potatoes! You had my attention until that point.

    • @CookingwithCosori
      @CookingwithCosori  Год назад +1

      Hi Anne! Traditionally when we make baked potatoes in normal convection ovens, aluminum foil is also used. But you are correct in that the foil does help produce a little steam to ensure the potatoes are cooked all the way through! If you choose to bake the potatoes without foil, that's totally fine, just be aware that the skin may become brittle and dry rather than crispy. Hope this helps! - Chef Mia