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By McReynolds
on February 14, 2010
Excellent.. Left the skins on the potato, cooked entire time in the oven, 1 1/2 hrs. Everone loved it. Deffernet with the nutmeg but delicious..Part of valentines dinner for my wife and 3 daughters..
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountExcellent recipe and so easy to make. I served it with buffalo filet, wild mushroom/green beans/onion/pancetta casserole and caramelized pears topped with cranberry/port sauce. perfect.
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I never would have put nutmeg and potatoes together. Very delicious.
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Exceptional. I had no leftovers. and very easy to prepare.
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on December 26, 2008
Made this for Christmas dinner. I couldn't find fresh nutmeg to grate, so I used powdered. Must have used way too much, because they were really spicy. Also, I just sliced the garlic and lined the bottom of the dish, but I think I used too much. However, everyone else loved them and went back for seconds. So it suited everyone else's tastes, but not mine. Also, the potatoes were too thin. Next time I'll adjust the thickness and seasonings. I also used gruyere cheese on top, but next time I'll layer it and maybe use chedder instead.
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on August 26, 2008
i had friends over for dinner last night and i made these to go with my all time favorite chicken dish. it went down a storm! thanks
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Very good! And easy!!!
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on May 21, 2008
Very nice change for potatoes. Pretty good.
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on April 21, 2008
YUM! Just YUM!!! Will definately make this again, and soon :)
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on March 30, 2008
These are great! The nutmeg is a great addition. Thanks!
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on December 22, 2007
I tried to be a good boy and obediently follow the admirably explicit instructions, but couldn't resist adding ultra thin-sliced onion and a sprinkle of parmigiano to each layer, making it I suppose a hybrid of Dauphinoise and Lyonnaise. Can you say 'sublime'? With a side salad, it's hearty enough to stand as a meal in itself.
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on December 21, 2007
When I looked at this recipe I thought "Potatoes with Nutmeg?" Whodathunk? But I tried it as written and dh & I both love it! Next time I may try some sliced onions in it, but it is easy and very good the way it is. Thank you so much for educating my taste buds!
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on July 23, 2007
Hope I didn't wreck this dish by using Cavender's Greek seasoning and parmesan between potato layers instead of salt, pepper and nutmeg. We didn't think so---tasted great. Thanks for the explicit directions.
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on December 30, 2006
My manbeast always accuses me of over seasoning things so I have to be very mindful about that. Looking at this recipe I thought some tarragon sure be would be nice. But I resisted and made exactly as posted but used a light hand with the nutmeg. The manbeast Dugan inhaled these potatoes and ate very little else of his dinner. And he had them for breakfast this morning. He is a happy boy and has threatened violence if I tamper with the recipe. And he hid my tarragon.
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on May 13, 2006
This went down a treat. Instead of putting cheese on the top I sprinkled a but of dried parmesan cheese in between each layer instead on the nutmeg it was lovely. The microwave trick for making this is superb it cuts the time to make them down drastically.
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on August 20, 2005
I made this for the August-French Cuisine Photo Forum Event and I was excited to find a french recipe that could be used for Once A Month Cooking. I made this as directed, using cheddar for the cheese. I had to add a fair bit of slat and pepper as it seemed to be lacking in flavour somewhat. I froze the leftovers and we look forward to having them again soon. Thanks!
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This is an excellent version of Dauphinois potatoes. I used a combination of white and orange sweet potato and guyere cheese. Excellent instructions and the flavour was fantastic! Thanks! PS> I also halved it as there are only two of us. We will eat the leftovers today!
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on June 19, 2005
Very yummy. I used heavy cream and full-cream milk, and made the full quantity which DH and I demolished in 2 sessions (it reheated well the second day). I also didn't get any spill-over in the microwave oven. Loved the garlic! This recipe is a winner, and is great for entertaining. Next time I may try it with gruyere cheese.
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on June 18, 2005
These were good, but I had to ask myself why they weren't a 5 star recipe like every other reviewer. I decided it was the nutmeg. We found it a little bitter sprinkled over each layer. We liked the microwave hint-that really sped the dish up.
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I also halved this recipe. (There are just the two of us.) I cooked mine in the oven for the entire time. 40 minutes. Added cheese for the last 15 minutes. It was sooo good. DW really liked it. An easy recipe to follow. Next time, I will use the micro wave. A Real keeper of a recipe. Thank you for posting, Kooka. jim
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