Nov 8, 2011
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How to Make Speedy Scalloped Potatoes

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Scalloped potatoes are always a crowd-pleaser, but the delicately creamy sauce can take an awfully long time to come together in the oven — and even then, the potatoes might not cook through evenly. SAVEUR executive food editor Todd Coleman has a trick that shaves 30 minutes off of a traditional scalloped potato preparation and ensures that the potatoes cook to a beautifully even softness, without compromising the tiniest bit of flavor.

What you'll need:
A large skillet or sauté pan
Photo: Ben Fink
A baking pan

How it works:
Thinly slice peeled potatoes.
Put potatoes in the sauté pan with garlic paste, half and half, gruyere cheese, butter, and some salt and pepper.
Put the pan over very high heat and stir.
When the mixture is an ooey, gooey mass, pour it into the baking pan.
Sprinkle a little cheese on top, and bake until done.


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My fear-of-cooking friend expressed concern soon after she volunteered to make scalloped potatoes for her office Thanksgiving luncheon. I quickly remembered seeing this video and sent it to her. She said she made them with ease, and colleagues were going back for seconds. Success! Ooey, gooey, indeed. Thanks, Todd and Saveur team.
I have a sweetpotato casserole but need a new and handy to make one
for a carry in.

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