Smokey Baked Potatoes Recipe

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Smokey Baked Potatoes

Contributed by: Melinda

This is a very unique and ultra-easy addition to a dinner. The temperature of the grill isn't too important, but will dictate length of cooking time so plan on about 2 hours for a medium low grill heat and 1 hour for a medium grill heat.

1 medium sized potato per person
Olive Oil

Rub potato skins with olive oil and pierce in a couple of places
Place onto a medium low to medium grill or in a smoker at about 200-250 degrees.
Cook until very tender, cool slightly and serve with your meal.

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