An unbelievable rich twist on au gratin potatoes, this casserole develops a caramelized, cheesy, roasted-garlic crust as it bakes. However, this dish does not save well (leftovers tend to separate and become oily), so eat up!  Wonderful with a ham dinner.

Garlic Potatoes Gratin

red potatoes,

Gouda cheese, shredded, divided

butter

garlic,

heavy cream

salt

black pepper

Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C).  Lightly grease a 9x13 inch baking dish.


In the prepared dish layer 1/2 of the potatoes, 1/2 of the cheese, then the remaining potatoes.


Melt the butter in a small skillet over medium heat.  Saute garlic until fragrant and golden brown; pour over potatoes.


Combine cream, salt and pepper; pour evenly over potatoes and sprinkle with remaining cheese.


Bake in preheated oven for 75 minutes.  Serve immediately.


This was to die for!  To offset the cook's comment about it separating, I added 2-3 more potatoes and had no problem.  I doubled the recipe and 6 people ate it all--and all asked for the recipe.  Very rich, not for those watching caloric/fat intake, but absolutely yummy!

Very Good!  The gouda really adds a nice creamy texture to this dish.  I halved the recipe and baked in a loaf pan.  I was able to slice the potatoes evenly using the mandolin about 1/4 inch thick.  I sprinkled the cheese evenly through 3 layers, then the cream over the top.  I baked covered with foil the first 45 minutes.  Uncovered for 15 minutes. Will make again.

The BEST we've ever had!!  BUT - I did make some changes.   I started by slowly cooking 1/2 a vidalia onion (chopped) in butter.  Once tender, I added flour to make a roux, then added milk to make a thick white (bechamel) sauce.  I added salk and pepper to taste.  I sliced my potatoes, put one layer in a 13x9" pan, topped with a little salt and pepper, then half the sauce.  I topped this with a couple ounces of gouda chopped into cubes.  Then I repeated the process: potatoes, s+p, rest of the sauce, and another couple ounces of gouda, then baked for about an hour.  I usually make this exactly the same way but without the gouda.  Never again will I do this without gouda - it was PERFECT!  SO flavorful and a great consistency (I don't like them runny).  I forgot about garlic but I don't think it was missed.  SO easy and SO yummy!

I tried another, similar recipe recently and rated it five stars and still would.  But if that recipe was five stars, I’d rate this even higher if I could.  Very similar recipes, with very similar results, yet somehow this one really left me with a remarkable impression.  First, it requires no pre-cooking of the potatoes, which actually made them turn out far superior to those in the last recipe that required the precooking.  Second, the recipe calls for Gouda, and since I used the smoked variety, we were rewarded with a lot of extra flavor. In addition, the cooking time was low and slow, not only giving me ample “hands free” time to prepare the rest of our dinner, but it almost guaranteed the potatoes would be cooked through with deliciously melded flavors.  This was truly memorable.

My family enjoyed this recipe. I envision this being a terrific addition to pot luckss and school luncheons. I used evaporated milk instead of heavy cream and substituted sharp cheddar for gouda. It was crispy brown on top when complete. Thanks Lisa for a great dish.

Made this dish with Christmas Dinner and it was a smash hit. I made extra layers of potatoes topping each layer with garlic butter and cheese. Lightly sprinkled top with flavored bread crumbs.

My husband and I thought this was an excellent quick recipe for potatoes. We used smoked gouda I added a little thinly sliced onion and a mix of heavy cream and half & half. Cooked it until it was really browned and bubbly yum! No problems with seperation but would add more garlic next time we love garlic.

This was amazing.  We absolutely loved the flavor.  It was so very easy to make and I did not change one bit of this recipe and got nothing from raves.  These are absolutely THE BEST au/gratin potatoes I've ever eaten.  These will definitely be made again and again!  Thank you for a great recipe!

I was concerned about the mixed reviews but had some gouda cheese I needed to use up so I figured I would give this a try. I had the same issue as other reviewers even right out of the oven it separated and looked rather unappealing. They tasted fine I used a smoked gouda so the taste was also a little stronger. My husband ate too helpings but that may have been because he skipped lunch and was hungry. I took a star away for appearance on taste I would give a four.

garlic potatoes gratin

Prep Time: 15 minutes

Cook Time: 1 hours, 15 minutes

Total: 1 hours, 30 minutes

Servings: 8

Cost: $2.27 /serving

Author : Lisa Ramos

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