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Step 1
Using the halved cooked potatoes, scoop out a bit of the potato flesh to make a pocket and set it aside. *Don’t scoop too much out as we want to eat the potato too. Repeat for all potatoes.
Step 2
Drizzle olive oil over the top/flesh of the potatoes, then brush to coat completely. Sprinkle salt and pepper over potato skins. Sprinkle ranch dressing seasoning over the potato if desired (optional, but I recommend).
Step 3
Add the potato skins to the air fryer basket and set to 400 degrees and 5 minutes. Remove basket.
Step 4
Add shredded cheese and bacon crumbles to the pocket of the potato skins. Close the air fryer basket and reduce the temperature to 350 degrees. Set the timer for 2 minutes (cook additional minute if needed). Carefully remove potato skins.
Step 5
Top the potato skins with desired toppings such as sour cream and green onions. Enjoy!
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