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this is how we make our baked potato with cheese sauce We Begin by processing Cypress potatoes washing and trimming each side to create a flat surface portion potatoes are then submerged in melted butter and cooked until tender for the liquid cheese sauce we heat water milk mustard with a tapioca starch and Blitz to remove any lump next we make a r cooking to achieve a Sandy consistency before slowly pouring in our milk mixture and stirring continuously finally we remove from the heat add grated Linka poacha double cream and mix well until it MiFi for our shoe string potato garnish we slic potato into to match sticks on a mandlin along with off cuts from the fondant potato these are rinsed and then fried until crispy and dusted with seaweed seasoning for service we start our potatoes on the pler until caramelized on both sides before placing in the oven we top this with our cheese sauce toasting under the salamander finally we top our potato with fresh chives Sho string fries pickled D serving with Walnut ketchup and a comu butter emulsion

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  1. I'm curious how a restaurant would know how many to prepare ahead of time for service? Like do they precook the potatoes and then keep them warm for when one is ordered? And then brown the sides and plate? Do they make the cheese sauce pre service and then keep warm?

  2. If I’d ordered a $50 baked potato and they tried to give me a quarter of the smallest baked potato I’ve ever seen I don’t care how good they plate it up, I’d be asking where the rest of my potato is

  3. 1 serving: half a million calories 😂😂😂 maximum satisfaction ✌🏾😂

  4. I’d argue the potato being “baked”, but beside that it looks effing delicious and (as usual) very skillful prepared and plated! Good job!

  5. I’ve never heard an English person refer to them as anything other than jacket potatoes. Weird

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