Gratin dauphinois
France · Europe

Gratin dauphinois is a baked dish of thinly sliced potatoes with milk and cream. Chef Simon’s version includes crushed garlic and optional thyme, bay leaf or nutmeg. It contains neither eggs nor cheese.[1]
The sliced potatoes simmer first in whole milk and a little water, thickening the liquid with their starch. They are transferred to a baking dish and baked before cream is added to the surface for a final period under the grill. The finished gratin rests briefly and can accompany red meat or poultry.[1]
References
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- Gratin dauphinois — Chef Simon
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