Here is one more approach from Qsis ,who cooks with drbbq-when he is in New England.
They won with one something like this as a vegetable side dish.
She may have also included some corn kernels.
I think Juggy used the Ranch dip,for more intense flavor.
This part comes courtesy of Ray Basso's forum.
I make stuffed potatoes the way everyone makes them (8/26/2002 8:15:05 PM by QSis)
Well, pretty much, Steve.
Cut them in half, toss in oil and put them cut-side down on a foiled sheet. Season and bake until tender. Cool them, scoop out the inside, leaving a shell, and mix the insides with ranch dip (Juggy's suggestion), bacon, shredded cheese and chives. Put more bacon in the bottom of the potato shell, then some cheese, then top with the filling. Bake a few minutes until the cheese is melted.
Pretty simple, huh? Cost a heck of a lot less than the shrimp and crabmeat and fancy some of the teams were messing with in a "vegetable" dish!
Lee
Here is a post with a conversation between QSis and our old friend Jeff Wheeler,that adjusts to the pit.Courtesy of Dave Klose's forum.
Posted by bigwheel on October 20, 2005 at 21:53:42:
In Reply to: Well, looks like Dave is MIA, so ... posted by QSis on October 20, 2005 at 16:25:47:
Well I stole part of this from other folks so I only get 2.50 and it very simple. First you fry up some bacon..then you drains the grease and catch it in a pot or cup or whutever..then you wash and scrub the tates and dry em out some...then you rub the tates down with the bacon fat..then you sprinkle them with Dr. Packers Dixie dust on both sides..then you stick in the fire and or on the grate at abut 300 or so for 30 mins..then you give them a flip and cook for another 30 mins..then when a fork goes in easy you pull em off..then you crumble up the bacon along with Kraft shredded cheese..Ranch style dressing and canned chopped green chiles. You will think you died and went to heaven. McCormick Season All also works good if you cant talk DR out of any free Dixie Dust..aint quite as good mind ya..but will worky in a pinch.
bigwheel