Recipes

[deedledeedeedle]

I used to make a salmon stuffed baked potato but I've lost the recipe. I remember baking the potatoes, adding canned salmon, and a bunch of other things (including cheese perhaps?), stirring ingredients together, then restuffing the potato. I can't even remember if it gets baked again. All I know is they were delicious and leftovers can be reheated. I probably got it out of a Good Housekeeping or Real Simple magazine circa 1990. Sound familiar? 

dee

[Blk&GoldFan]

@deedledeedeedle

Just did a quick search online and several recipes showed up for twice baked potato w/salmon.  Try this and see if any of the recipes come close to what you lost.  Good luck.

[depglass]

Your post made my mouth water so I googled twice baked salmon stuffed potato.  At least three references came up from taste of home, my recipe, a couple others.  Both dot coms.  I'm trying one of these recipes soon, I have a ton of canned salmon around here and all I ever make is salmon loaf. 

[queendiva]

From Mr. Food: https://www.mrfood.com/Fish/Twice-Baked-Salmon-Potatoes

This recipe looks easy, budget friendly and good. Uses pantry staples

[noodleann]

The concept reminds me of a recipe my mother used to make, called Potunas. Similar concept, but using tunafish. Very simple--potatoes, tuna, mayo, green onions, cheese. I remember loving them as a kid, but I'd forgotten about them.

Possibly they'd be even cheaper than the salmon version, especially if you use chunk light instead of white tuna. I use chunk light in oil for my tuna Newberg because the flavor is stronger (which I like), and probably would with these.

[goldensrbest]

I guess the orginal MR. FOOD ,must have died ,i have not seen him for years.

[deedledeedeedle]

Thanks to all who responded. I do know sour cream was not an ingredient as I am not a fan, but I will find it soon with Bing. It is just that good.

dee

[CareBears]

@goldensrbest Art Ginsburg did pass away, I looked up the date of his death, I always enjoyed him and his recipes:

Born Died

Art Ginsburg July 29, 1931 Troy, New York

November 21, 2012 (aged 81) Weston, Florida

[CelticCrafter]

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@goldensrbest wrote:

I guess the orginal MR. FOOD ,must have died ,i have not seen him for years.

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I think I have every single one of his cookbooks. 

Right now they are packed up in a box ready to be donated to the library for their Friends of the Library book sale or Goodwill.