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Learn how to make a scalloped potatoes recipe, great for a simple dinner meal, in these free cooking classes on video.
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Learn about a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Ingredients needed to make a scalloped potatoes recipe; find them all in this free cooking class on video.
Learn what utensils are needed to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Tips for peeling potatoes to make a scalloped potatoes recipe; learn this culinary trick and more in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to put potatoes in water to prevent discoloration for a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Discover tips for slicing potatoes to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn an expert technique for boiling potatoes to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to chop onion to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to drain boiled potatoes when making a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to saute onions to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to peel & chop garlic to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to add garlic to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to add flour & cream to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to add cheese to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to strain water when making a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to build the casserole with potato slices for a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to add cheese sauce to a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn oven cooking tips to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn the cost to make a scalloped potatoes recipe in this free cooking class on video.
Learn when to take scalloped potatoes out of the oven in this free cooking class on video.
Learn how to serve a scalloped potatoes dish in this free cooking class on video.
Taters, potatoes, spuds: whatever you call these tasty tubers, don’t call them the native crop of Ireland, because you’d be wrong. Potatoes originally come from South America, in the area around what is now Peru, and they are one of the most widely consumed vegetables on the planet. Their starch and fiber content make them one of nature’s superfoods, packing a wallop in the areas of nutrition and energy. For instance, you can use a potato as a battery in a pinch. Couple that with the fact that potatoes survive climate changes that kill off less robust crops, and you have a staple food that has been used in thousands of recipes, and cooked in as many ways as man can devise.
In this free cooking video series, learn how to make one of the recipes devised for the amazing spud: scalloped potatoes. Our expert, Rich Buccola, will walk you through this tasty casserole recipe step-by-step, with tips on how to prepare the potatoes, how to sauté onions and peel garlic, how to add the cheese, how to build the casserole, cooking instructions, and even tips on how to serve the dish. This recipe goes great with most main courses, especially beef, pork or fish. Try it the next time you’re at a loss for a side to accompany your grandmother’s secret meatloaf recipe. It’s guaranteed to be a taste match made in heaven. Enjoy.
Richard Buccola Richard Buccola is an entrepreneur and investor. He is also the owner of several popular food & spirits establishments in Queens, NY, including the former PJ's Bar & Grill, and The Ivy Room.dkdk
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