Potatoes and leeks
are the best produce of this season for me and I love combining both
of them with cheese, it's an old yet proved combination. So I don't
know what made me think of thrice-cooked potatoes, but I was intrigued to see how it would work out. The potato slices were
briefly boiled, then fried in oil and finally baked in the oven. They
were combined with a cheesy leek mix in a hearty bake. This is a
perfect dish to warm up on a chilly dark evening.
Ingredients
400 g potatoes
Vegetable oil
3 leeks
1 onion
2 garlic cloves
Vegetable stock
powder
Fresh parsley
Salt
Ground black
pepper
200 g grated
Cheddar
Method
Slice the potatoes
thinly. Boil them in water for about 5 minutes. Put them into a bowl
and add some vegetable oil to them. Fry the potato slices for a few
minutes in a hot pan until they get brown.
Slice the leeks
and chop the onion and garlic finely. Cook them in oil until soft,
then add a little vegetable stock powder and water. Season with
parsley, salt and pepper and let simmer under lid by occasionally
stirring.
Layer the leek
mix, scalloped potatoes and cheese into an oven dish and bake for
about 10-15 minutes.
I served the bake
with steamed carrots and fried gem lettuce (too much Masterchef
watching for me?). It was a nice dinner.
Your VegHog
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