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Set your oven to 400°F (200°C) and let it warm up.
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Rinse potatoes under cold water and use a brush to get all the dirt off their skins.
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Use a kitchen towel or paper towel to get the potatoes completely dry.
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Stick a fork into each potato multiple times so steam can get out while they cook.
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Coat each potato all over with olive oil using your hands.
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Dust the potatoes with salt and pepper, making sure they're evenly covered.
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Put the potatoes right on the oven rack or on a baking tray if you prefer.
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Let the potatoes bake for 45-60 minutes until you can easily poke them with a fork.
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As the potatoes cook, chop your sirloin into similar-sized small pieces for even cooking.
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Put a big skillet on medium-high heat and drop in the butter.
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When butter bubbles, toss in the steak pieces without cramming them together.
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Stir the steak now and then for 3-5 minutes until it's browned all over and cooked how you like it.
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Toss the garlic and onion powder onto the steak and mix well to spread the flavor.
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Take the steak off the heat and keep it warm somewhere nearby.
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Grab the hot potatoes from the oven with tongs or oven mitts when they're done.
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Wait a bit until the potatoes aren't too hot to handle.
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Make a deep cut along each potato's top to create a pocket for your fillings.
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Use a fork to gently break up the potato inside, making it soft and fluffy.
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Stuff each potato with the cheddar, sour cream, green onions, bacon and mozzarella.
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Put the loaded potatoes back in the oven for 5-7 minutes until the cheese gets all melty and bubbly.
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Take the potatoes out once everything's nice and hot with melted cheese.
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Pile the steak pieces on top of each cheesy potato.
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Enjoy right away with extra green onions or bacon on top if you want.