Good idea. You could put the potato in the oven before bed and there’s a good chance it would be done cooking by the time you wake up.
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Who in their right mind would leave their oven running while they're sleeping, I'd actually be an anxious mess until I get out of bed to shut it off so I could sleep
Mostly cuz I don’t want a baked potato for breakfast I guess
Takes too long. I microwave potatoes and then maybe fry them in the morning.
Microwave potatoes with some olive oil, salt, herbs, garlic powder, and it's good enough as is.
Add in a slice of bread to sop up the oil and salt and that's a great breakfast main course.
you just toss 'em straight in the fridge after you microwave them, and then reheat them up in the morning?
It takes 5 minutes to microwave potatoes.
When you can have nicely-seasoned smashed breakfast potatoes I question why anyone would eat anything else for any meal.
I've done twice baked breakfast potatoes before with scrambled eggs.
brekkie bake potat is a mainstay, only cowards are intimidated by the baketime, cut that thing open, use a convection, microwave that shit
The best breakfast potatoes start off as baked potatoes. Bake 'em, wait up to overnight, chop them up and prepare with the onions and spices and what-have-you. If you still want to have them baked-style, go nuts.
I just prefer homefries or hashbrowns, is all.
I've taken leftover mashed potatoes and fried them like potato pancakes