baked potato
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- noun
- /beɪkt pəˈteɪtoʊ/
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patata asada (España)
- For dinner, I had a delicious baked potato with butter and sour cream.
- steak and baked potato
- salad and baked potato
- baked potato with sour cream
He would BBQ chicken, put a baked potato in the toaster oven and make broccoli.
- He would BBQ chicken, put a baked potato in the toaster oven and make broccoli.
- But like, a fat baked potato with butter, sour cream, chives and salt?
- But if you just take the the sort of boiled or baked potato and look at that, it is a very satiating food.
- I got crab cakes, a baked potato and salad and I am full but not full enough to not make cookies.
- And I feel like, you know, now, like as I say, oh, I feel like grandpa who doesn't want to wait all day for or who enjoys waiting all day for a baked potato.
- So 'cause I like some butter and sour cream on my baked potato with my good medium steak.
- I'll probably go with a loaded baked potato.
- I feel like this will cook you, make you like a baked potato.
- I'm sorry there's no other fast food place that I get a baked potato at.
- That's all I eat was filet mignon and if I was allowed to have some cards would be a baked potato.
- So sour cream and and chives and cheese and potato, of course, bacon bits, but it's almost like a cold baked potato.
Examples
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Would you like a baked potato, french fries or rice pilaf?
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I want a steak, medium rare, and baked potato.
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There were baked potatoes for everyone, with an extra for Snow.
Fiction book (1999) -
This is by far the best baked potato I ever eaten in my life.
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How about a nice little steak with some baked potatoes?
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Back at camp that night, we ate steak and baked potatoes with green beans.
Blog text (6) -
Bar-B-Q chicken sandwich, baked potato plain, with a medium Coke.
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It comes with a dinner salad, roll, shrimp cocktail and a baked potato.
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Cobb salad, followed by rare roast in wine sauce, served with baked potatoes stuffed with sour cream and chives.
Fiction book (1991) -
There were grilled flank steaks marinated in soy sauce, garlic, and herbs, served with baked potatoes, salad, and a perfect red wine.
Fiction book (1998)
Synonyms
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A baked potato with its skin left on
A whole baked potato served with toppings like cheese or beans
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a potato cooked by baking' is directly and compositionally derived from 'baked' (cooked by dry oven heat) + 'potato' (starchy tuber). This adjective+noun combination follows a standard, cross-linguistic pattern, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Baked potato comes from a simple idea: a whole potato is put in an oven and baked in its skin until the inside is soft. Imagine a potato with a crisp skin and warm, fluffy inside — that's why the name means 'a potato cooked by baking'.