Oso's deviled potatoes
Taoso Trevaga I very good friend from Hawaii used to make these when he worked at a hospital cooking on the night shift
Oso's deviled potatoes
Taoso Trevaga I very good friend from Hawaii used to make these when he worked at a hospital cooking on the night shift
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash the potatoes well
- 2
Set aside 18 slices of bacon the rest chop up and put into pan to reneder
- 3
Slice potatoes in half with a spoon scoop out most of inside of potatoes
- 4
Take and put into pan
- 5
Chop the broccoli
- 6
Chop the leeks with flowers
- 7
Put the bacon on add potatoes leek and broccoli add spices
- 8
When done mash lumpy
- 9
Shred the cheese unless it was bought shredded
- 10
In a bowl add the potatoes mix and add sour cream amd cheese
- 11
Match the potatoes by the proper pair you may have to put haves in water to keep from turning black or brown
- 12
Take the haves and fill each side mash together a remove the excess being remove pushed out
- 13
Wrap bacon arond long ways a long cut
- 14
Take the other two slices wrapmthe potatoes around the till whole potato is covered after done get alunimun foil spray with nonstick
- 15
Wrap half way with foil put on grill cook till fork tender
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