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Potato Gratin

Earthenware dishes with a large surface area, that are shallow, low sided, and glazed on the inside, are perfect for slow-cooking in the oven and the formation of the golden crust of a gratin.

Cooks' Note

Other sliced vegetables can be combined with the potatoes: turnips, celery root, leeks, winter squash, mushrooms, as well as wilted leafy greens between the layers. Apply the same method to other vegetable gratins without potatoes.

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