Dauphinoise Potato Gratin is a French staple! Learn how a French Chef makes this delicious dish.

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20 Comments

  1. I've never heard of boiling the potatoes in milk, but it makes perfect sense. That seems like a lot of milk going into the oven though. Also a potato is probably the best thing to use a mandolin guard with, you should absolutely use one.

  2. NO CHEESE IN GRATIN DAUPHINOIS. period. And no cayenne, after cooking in milk you lay down your potatoes in a dish and cover with whole cream.
    A Dauphinois here !!!
    What’s wrong with you people. That is a gratin Savoyard 🤬

  3. I cell these scallop potatoes in the south lol just throw in the oven with.cheese mix it all together bake till potatoes is desired texture usually 2 hours

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