Potato Melts
In planning our meals for the week, I picked two recipes that called for bacon. To get a few things done in advance, I decided to cook all the bacon at once. I only needed six pieces, so obviously I made an entire pound. By the time I was finished making the whole pound, I had to hid those last six slices so that no one knew they were around. It's the power of bacon. IT CALLS TO YOU.
I started with a recipe for Potato Smashers (from Kraft Kitchens), then made enough substitutions based on what I had on hand so that every Kraft product was removed from the recipe (not on purpose, except for the cheese).

Side note: The Light Italian dressing by Wish-Bone is non-dairy. The flavor is great and worked well in this recipe. I also use it on salads, mixed with tomatoes and cucumbers, and the kids like it as a dip for veggies. It's tasty and not very expensive - and the all important non-dairy.
And instead of smashing baby red potatoes, I ended up using rounds of Yukon Gold potatoes - which means that the recipe even needs a new name since there is no smashing involved. Similar to many potato skin recipes, the flavors were good and I'll make them again.

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I started with a recipe for Potato Smashers (from Kraft Kitchens), then made enough substitutions based on what I had on hand so that every Kraft product was removed from the recipe (not on purpose, except for the cheese).

Side note: The Light Italian dressing by Wish-Bone is non-dairy. The flavor is great and worked well in this recipe. I also use it on salads, mixed with tomatoes and cucumbers, and the kids like it as a dip for veggies. It's tasty and not very expensive - and the all important non-dairy.
And instead of smashing baby red potatoes, I ended up using rounds of Yukon Gold potatoes - which means that the recipe even needs a new name since there is no smashing involved. Similar to many potato skin recipes, the flavors were good and I'll make them again.

Print it: Potato Melts

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