Ham and Cheese Breakfast Strata: Layered, Not Tossed
Ham and cheese breakfast strata built in flat layers with Gruyere and Dijon custard. Why it needs twelve hours and how to weight it down.
Ham and cheese breakfast strata built in flat layers with Gruyere and Dijon custard. Why it needs twelve hours and how to weight it down.
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Green bean casserole from scratch with no canned soup and no stovetop: raw beans, mushrooms, and a cream sauce all bake in one dish.
Shrimp and grits casserole where the grits bake raw in the dish with no pot to watch, and raw shrimp go in for the last eight minutes to stay plump.
Kielbasa and cabbage bake with browned, concentrated cabbage instead of a watery gray pan. One dish, six servings, and no foil on top.
A ham and pea potato au gratin made with frozen diced potatoes and a cold slurry, with a salt plan that keeps ham and cheese from ruining it.
Stuffed shells with a ricotta and spinach filling that stays creamy. Boil the shells five minutes short so they hold their shape and finish in the sauce.
Loaded baked potato casserole with bacon, cheddar, and sour cream, built on baked potato cubes instead of boiled ones so it never turns gluey or watery.
Johnny Marzetti casserole, the Ohio beef and macaroni bake, with no pasta to boil. Brown the meat in one pot, stir in raw macaroni, and bake it covered.
Poppy seed chicken casserole with a real sour cream sauce and a crisp buttery cracker top, all baked in one dish with no poaching and no saucepan.