Hi, 
Why don't you try rubbing some butter on the potato and putting the potato in a 
microwave proof casserole dish that has a lid on it. Also stab the potato all 
over with a knife before microwaving. That's what I do. 

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> On Oct 7, 2014, at 5:11 AM, Brittany Simpson via Cookinginthedark 
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> I really need some help from some of you more experienced cooks out there.  I 
> feel like this is a really dumb and very basic question, but I'm going to ask 
> it anyway because apparently I'm doing something wrong and I need to find out 
> what it is.  I am not an experienced cook but I'm not a beginner either, and 
> there are a lot of things that I can do in the kitchen and do very well.  But 
> something I would like to do very well and can't seem to is make baked 
> potatoes in the microwave.  What I've been doing is picking out a potato, and 
> it's usually a kind of small or medium sized potato.  I poke holes in it all 
> over with a fork after washing the potato off under running water.  Then I 
> wrap the potato in a paper towel and microwave it from between 4 and 5 
> minutes.  What keeps happening for some reason is that the inside of my 
> potato mostly gets done but a very small portion of the potato becomes very 
> tough and very difficult to eat.  Like...very hard to chew.  Most of the rest 
> of the po
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> to is okay, but what I want is to be able to eat the whole potato, not just 
> most of it but all of it, I don't like wasting food in any way.  So could 
> someone please tell me what I might be doing wrong and what I could do 
> differently to perfectly bake a whole potato in the microwave?
> Thanks in advance,
> Brittany
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