Recipe by: Dorothy Bateman
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I must admit, I was intrigued by this recipe after reading it's reviews. Some scalloped potato dishes are just too much (cheese, cheese, bacon, and more cheese), so I felt I should give these p...
I did not care for this at all. The sauce just stayed on top of the potatoes and onions, and it had an odd and unappealing flavor.
I must admit, I was intrigued by this recipe after reading it's reviews. Some scalloped potato dishes are just too much (cheese, cheese, bacon, and more cheese), so I felt I should give these p...
I have to admit I'm a bit stunned by this recipe. No milk, no cream, no yucky creamed soups, no gobs of cheese, no bacon, so I was curious. I wanted scalloped potatoes without all the fat and gr...
This is a great starter recipe. I love that it deosn't use creamed soups! I doctored it up a bit. To the sauce I addded about 2 T parmesan, 1 T bacon bits, 1 T minced garlic, 1 t thyme, and a...
I wanted to try this particularly because it doesn't call for any cheese, canned soups,or cream. I liked the fact that this is made with broth - I used 99 percent fat free.I did not change anyth...
Oh my goodness is this good! I always have a hard time making scalloped potatoes. They are either too dry or too wet. Sometimes the sauce even looks like it curdled. I was very interested ...
These were quite possibly the best scalloped potatoes I ever had, definitely the best I've ever made. I have an apple-peeler/corer/slicer so I used that to prep the potatoes, not knowing if it w...
I make darn good scalloped potatoes with a cream sauce but these are even better. I couldn't believe they would be so good with these ingredients but they turn out great every time. I sometime...
So creamy and delicious you will find it hard to stop "nibbling" on the leftovers even after you are so full you are bursting at the seams!! You can add and subtract a bit to suit your taste wit...