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Herbed Potato Gratin with Roasted Garlic and Manchego

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Jose Garces learned how to make a classic potato gratin while studying at Kendall College’s cooking school in Chicago. It’s still one of his favorite side dishes. This version combines lots of sharp, nutty Manchego cheese and smoky San Simón cheese (Gouda is a fine substitute) for rich, complex flavor.

Herbed Potato Gratin with Roasted Garlic and Manchego

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Herbed Potato Gratin with Roasted Garlic and Manchego

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Herbed Potato Gratin with Roasted Garlic and Manchego

Same as below... cheese didnt melt so well, texture was a bit off.  The flavor was decent but I've had plenty of better gratins to not make this one again.  I would've rather enjoyed the cheeses on their own.

Posted by: fredmcg on November 29, 2008

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I agree with Epastoriza...I think the artisinal manchego I purchased does not lend itself to melting. . . not a very appetizing texture. Good flavor, though. 

Posted by: billcaperton on November 28, 2008

I made this dish exactly as stated above and when I removed the gratin from the oven the cheese and/or milk appeared curdled. 

Posted by: EPASTORIZA on November 23, 2008

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