This is possibly one of the best tasting scalloped potato recipe's I've ever had.
(The spelling in this recipe is direct from the card... complain to a mirror if you don't like it)
Preparation time: 20 minutes. Serves: 4-6
Ingredients:
6-7
Medium size white potatoes (Peeled and thinly sliced < 5mm)
2 Cups
Scalded milk
3 tbsp
Butter (or margerine)
1/4 Cup
Chopped onion
3 tbsp
All purpose flour
Paprika (non-spicy variant)
Salt and Pepper
Dishes needed:
1.5 quart casserole dish
2 - Small pans (must hold 2.5 Cups)
Preparation instructions:
Peel and slice the potatoes
Scald the milk, using one of the pans (i.e. Heat slowly to almost boiling)
Melt butter in the other pan
Add flour, salt, pepper to the melted butter, and mix well (Salt/pepper are to taste; light sprinkle or None. A hint of pepper flavour is important, too strong and it ruins the dish)
Slowly blend the scalded milk into the butter stirring constantly (will make a "thick milk" sauce)
Remove the milk from heat
Into the Lightly buttered casserole dish:
Make 3 layers of potato slices, covering each layer with a third of the sauce between each layer (and half of the onions in the middle layers). So the layers will be:
Potatoes
Sauce and Onions
Potatoes
Sauce and Onions
Potatoes
Sauce
(If everything measured well then the depth of the sauce will be just below the top most potatoes)
Sprinkle the top with Paprika. This will make delicious crunchy bits around the edge, that invariably cause competition for them.
Bake uncovered at 375 degrees (F) for 1 hour (or until "done" where the potatoes are lightly browned on top and not crunchy)