Scallop Potatoes Au Gratan

"This is a recipe I made up and is a favorate at Christmas and all winter long in place of mashed potatoes. What sets it off is the use of rosemary. If there is leftovers they don't last long."
 
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Ready In:
21mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

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directions

  • In meduim sauce pan melt the butter (careful not to brown).
  • Add the flour and stir over medium heat.
  • Stir in all the spices and the minced garlic.
  • Gradually stir in milk until slightly thickened.
  • Stir in cheese and allow to melt slightly.
  • Pour over potatoes and evenly distributed onions (in a covered baking dish).
  • Put in a 350 oven and cook until potatoes are cooked through (if you find that the dish is drying out add a couple of tablespoons of milk).

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I come from a Irish French background and absolutley love cooking. I am not a baker (I don't eat much dessert) but I love to make fresh bread in the winter. I hate it when people don't season food at all or douse it in a sauce - like marinating in a store bought BBQ sauce. The only vegetable I won't eat is peas. I got sick when I was a kid twice on them. Once on my grandmothers farm when we were on the back of the wagon of fresh peas I ate too many and got (I thought deathly) sick and another time when my mother made pea soup. Mom was a great cook, made everything from scratch, but this time she left a steel wool scrubber in the bottom of her soup pot and when my sister saw it we started to laugh. There were 8 of us (all under 11) and she made us eat the soup - saying it won't kill you just take it out. I got sick to my stomach and never ate peas again.
 
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