Potato gratin

Thinly sliced potatoes baked in a skillet with a creamy garlic sauce topped with Gruyere and Parmesan cheese broiled to crispy perfection. If you are a fan of potatoes and cheese, this dish is for you!

Cheesy, creamy au gratin potatoes made with three types of cheese for an incredible side dish everyone will love! My dad's famous au gratin potatoes recipe is easy to make and filled with cheesy goodness in every bite. Perfect for holidays or anytime you need a delicious side!

Julia Child’s Potato Au Gratin is made with starchy potatoes with cream, garlic, butter, salt, pepper, gruyere cheese, and optional thyme, creating a luscious, cheesy dish baked to perfection for 1 hour and 30 minutes!

Potatoes Au Gratin is an easy side dish. Sliced potatoes & onions smothered in a rich homemade cheese sauce & baked until browned and bubbly.

Potatoes, milk, cream and a touch of other ingredients. The Classic French Gratin Dauphinois is proof that French cuisine doesn’t have to be complicated and often relies on simple ingredients to cr…

These Easy Cheesy Au Gratin Potatoes are the perfect side dish to have for Easter. They're super creamy and so utterly delicious.

Recipe video above. The ultimate potato bake, created by the French!!! Potato + cream + cheese with a hint of garlic and thyme = pure heaven. Based on Julia Child's Potato Dauphinoise recipe. This is THE perfect make ahead potato dish, the most luxurious of all potato casseroles, the better version of Scalloped Potatoes!Authenticity note: traditional Dauphinoise in France does not contain cheese. But I could never imagine making it without..... It makes it better. You know it does!

Potatoes, turnips, zucchini, sweet potatoes and lots of cheese! Flavored with garlic and Italian seasoning for a herbal touch. This gratin is rich and indulgent, super creamy and so delicious. Plus, it’s the ultimate make ahead potato side dish for any occasion.

Make potatoes au gratin for your next holiday party—or your next weeknight dinner, alongside a simple salad. Whatever the reason, this dish never disappoints.

This golden and glorious mash-up of potato gratin and Hasselback potatoes, from the acclaimed food science writer J. Kenji López-Alt, has been engineered to give you both creamy potato and singed edge in each bite. The principal innovation here is placing the sliced potatoes in the casserole dish vertically, on their edges, rather than laying them flat as in a standard gratin, in order to get those crisp ridges on top. Allow extra time for the task of slicing the potatoes, for which it's…