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butter, cream, garlic, ground black pepper, loaf tin, milk, parsley, potatoes, salt, side dish, thyme, vegetarian
I always added gruyere cheese to my dauphinoise, but having read The greedy frogs recipe I decide to do it her way instead.
Dauphinois potatoes.
~ I sliced up my potatoes quite thinly.
then layered them, along with some butter, garlic, thyme, salt and ground black pepper into a small loaf tin which I had buttered and rubbed with garlic.
I used a loaf tin because I wanted a deep dish result rather than a shallow one and that’s all I had that wasn’t massive, I didn’t want to end up eating dauphinoise potatoes for a week.
Then I poured over some double cream that I’d added some milk to and put them in the oven for about an hour, on 120°C.
I had the Beef bourguignon in there still and didn’t want to turn it up for fear of over cooking the meat in last hour, but generally 45 minutes on 200°C would be ok.
I turned the oven up to brown them off and they came out just how I wanted them to..
Even if I say so myself, they were bloody lovely, so thank you Greedy frog for the inspired recipe..
GreedyFrog said:
You’re welcome, I am glad you liked it! 🙂
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sh0werstorm said:
They were lovely, my husband was really pleased that I didn’t put cheese in them too..
So thank you for the recipe..
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Oversalted said:
Looks wonderful…
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