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Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes

Monday, 3 January 2022


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes

 

One thing we really love in my family are scalloped potatoes. They are not something which I make very often, especially now when I am on my own here. 


I saw this simple recipe in a Taste of Home Cookbook the other day, entitled Grandma's Favorites.  It intrigued me for several reasons.


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 

Normally I have made scalloped potatoes in one of two ways. The first way it to simply layer the potatoes, along with onion, in a baking dish, layering flour, salt, pepper and dots of butter in between the layers.

Next an amount of milk is poured over top.  Just until the milk is barely peeking through the layers.  You don't want the dish more than 1/3 full of milk.   This then gets covered and baked until the potatoes are tender. 


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 

The flour in between the layers works with the butter to slightly thicken it. You can also put bits of cheese between the layers depending on how rich you want the finished bake to be.

The other way is to make a cream/béchamel sauce and layer slightly cooked and sliced potatoes along with onions and the sauce in a dish.  This is a bit more labor intensive due to making the sauce first. 



Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 


Like the other version, this is baked until the potatoes are tender as well and bubbling away, golden brown. 


This version today used basically only a few ingredients. There was no sauce making required either. It looked really simple, simple, simple  I decided to amp it up a bit by using two potatoes, sweet and russet.
 

I also added a bit more seasoning to give it extra flavor. 


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 

WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE SIMPLE DOUBLE SCALLOPED POTATOES

You won't believe how simple these ingredients are. A bit rich maybe with the cream, but what the heck! 

  • 1 large russet baking potato (or two medium ones)
  • 1 large sweet potato (or two medium ones)
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 1/4 tsp each dried thyme, ground black pepper, and garlic powder (not salt)
  • 1 1/4 cups (300ml) heavy cream 
  • 2 TBS grated Parmesan cheese (optional)


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 


Make sure you use garlic powder and not garlic salt. You could also use finely minced fresh garlic if you wanted to.  I would use only 1 fat clove, peeled and minced.



If you are not wanting to use heavy cream, you can substitute it with undiluted evaporated milk. This comes in a low fat version as well. You really can't taste that it is evaporated milk, and it cuts down on the fat and calories quite a bit. 



Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes  


My russet potato was about six inches in length, and so was my sweet potato, so quite large really.  They were the perfect size to fill my casserole dish comfortably.

The original recipe used  3 pounds of russet potatoes and 3 cups (720ml) of cream. It also made 10 servings.  I thought using sweet potatoes would cut down on the carbs a bit, and be a tiny bit healthier.

They also added flavor and color.  I also cut the recipe down by 2/3 pretty much. 



Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 

HOW TO MAKE SIMPLE DOUBLE SCALLOPED POTATOES

Nothing could be any simpler than this.  I peeled my potatoes and then cut them into thin slices. I placed them in  stacks, alternating  the white and the sweet potatoes. I guess I made about six stacks.  I then cut the stacks in half crosswise to make 12 stacks of half moon potatoes.


I placed the stacks of potatoes, rounded sides up, flat sides down, next to each other in a well-buttered 7 by 11 inch baking dish.  You want to leave a bit of room around the rows of potatoes, but they fit fairly snugly.


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 

Once I had the slices in the dish, I sprinkled the seasoning, thyme and garlic powder, evenly over top of the potatoes.  You could also add a sprinkle of onion powder if you have it. 


I then poured the cream over top.  You don't want the dish swimming in cream, but take a tip of a knife and jiggle the potatoes a tiny bit to make sure the cream gets evenly dispersed.  


They will not be covered, but you don't want them to be. Like milk, cream expands when it is heated so you don't want it to overflow in the oven.  I also placed the baking dish on a baking sheet just in case. 


Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes 

Cover your baking dish tightly with some aluminum foil and then pop the baking tray into a oven which has been preheated to 350*F/180*C/ gas mark 4. 


This needs to bake now for 40 to 45 minutes.  At that point you can uncover it. Increase the oven temperature to 375*F/ 190*C/ gas mark 5 and bake it for  about 15 minutes longer until the mixture is bubbling away and the top has browned a tiny bit.



You can sprinkle the optional grated Parmesan cheese on top for the last five minutes if you wish.  Leave the baked casserole to set and settle down for 10 minutes before serving. 




Simple Double Scalloped Potatoes



This is simply wonderful. Very easy to make and oh so delicious.  I guarantee it is destined to be a much requested side dish by your family and friends.


I cannot think of anything this would not go with. You could turn it into a main dish by adding some cubed ham  and it would be really lush. In that case I think it would feed 3 people rather than 4.


I do hope you will want to give it a go. I think if you do you will agree that it is a really winning taste combination!  


A bit indulgent perhaps, but I have never really done anything halfway.  I am a full-on kind of woman! But you probably know that by now!

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My Five Must Have Kitchen Ingredients

Sunday, 2 January 2022

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Today I am very much thinking about some of the kitchen ingredients that I never want to be without and why.  There are just certain things I always keep in my cupboards and more than just a few of them. 


These are the ingredients that I know I can always make a meal out of.  They are versatile and delicious and wholesome. 


They are kitchen store cupboard must haves. Or at least they are my kitchen store cupboard must haves!   




 
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TOMATOES 

Canned tomatoes and tomato products.  If you have a can or two of tomatoes in your store cupboard, you always have the making of something even if it is only a pot of soup.  I always try to buy the best canned tomatoes that I can afford. 


In the UK, I knew what those were, Cirio. Here I am still exploring what is available, but for the  moment I have Libby's and Alymer tomatoes in my cupboard.  Both whole and chopped in juice. 


I have been known to just eat them out of the tin with a spoon along with a slice of white bread and butter.  Sometimes I just stir them into cooked buttered and seasoned pasta.  Yes, I do LOVE tomatoes. 


Here are some of my favorite ways to use them!!!  



Macaroni, Cheese & Tomato Bake

MACARONI CHEESE & TOMATO BAKE    A delicious macaroni casserole with a fabulous tomato sauce and topped with a rich cheese sauce before baking.  



This is incredibly moreish and delicious and such a simple thing to make.  My oldest daughter and her husband just love it and she makes it for them all the time. Its fabulously tasty! 


Tomato & Rice Soup


TOMATO & RICE SOUP   Tomato & Rice Soup is a great way to use up leftover cooked rice. I prefer brown rice myself as it has more fiber and a higher nutritional value. 


This is a simple and delicious soup that is very satisfying to say the least. This is quite simply one of my favorite soups to make and to eat.  



You can access a full sized recipe here
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Butter Roasted Tomato Sauce


BUTTER ROASTED TOMATO SAUCE  This is one of my favorite pasta sauces. It is so simplistic, and yet at the same time incredibly delicious.


Proof positive that it is the simple things in life which bring us the most pleasure. Roasting a good tinned tomato in the oven really helps to heighten and bring out their very best flavors! 


Tomato Lasagne


TOMATO LASAGNA  Who says lasagna has to have meat in the sauce to taste good?  This fabulous lasagna has no meat but it is probably one of the most delicious lasagna's you could ever want to make!  



This is simple, uncomplicated, straightforward and delicious.  A delicious tomato sauce, with some cheese, lasagna sheets and a good béchamel.   


Types of Pasta 
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PASTA

The second most important thing that I keep in my kitchen is an assortment of pastas.  Long, short, tubular, flat, noodles, spaghetti, macaroni.  I keep quite a variety.

On its own, simply dressed with butter and some seasoning it makes a very simple and satisfying supper, but add a few other simple ingredients and you have a meal fit for a king! 

Here are some of my favorite pasta recipes: 

Pasta e Piseli



PASTA E PISELI   This recipe only calls for frozen peas, chopped onion, pasta, water and some cheese. You could call this Pasta and Peas. 


And it is fabulously delicious. You wouldn't think that you could make something so tasty out of just these few things, but like magic, you can! 

 
Pasta with Chicken Broth, Butter & Cheese



PASTA WITH CHICKEN BROTH, BUTTER & CHEESE  This dish  is a beautiful example of simple and uncomplicated foods.  Food done well and put together in a most delicious way.

I love nothing more than a hot bowl of this with some buttered toast on the side. I am in heaven.



Chicken & Parm Pasta Skillet



CHICKEN AND PARM PASTA SKILLET  This is one of my favourite kinds of meals, an all in one dinner for two, with only a very few ingredients.
 

Pasta, sauce and protein cooking all in the same pan on top of the stove.  I love cooking pasta this way.  It doesn't get over cooked, staying al dente, and the pasta absorbs even more of the flavour from the sauce
 

KITCHEN SINK PASTA



KITCHEN SINK PASTA Its amazing what you can cook when all you have area a few bits and bobs to work with. This is the type of cooking that I really like to do most of all . . . being inventive with what I have on hand. 

One of those quick and easy meals for when you are short on ingredients, except for little dabs of this and little dabs of that.  Quick, simple and delicious.  



Potatoes

POTATOES

Another incredibly versatile ingredient that I would not be without is the humble potato.  There is not much you cannot do with a potato. You can use them to make main dishes, side dishes and you can even use the cooking water.

I love them boiled, fried, baked, mashed, roasted, etc. In short. I love potatoes. They are in short, my favorite vegetable and I would not be without them.

Here are some of my favorite ways to use them:  


Perfect Creamy Mashed Potatoes


PERFECT CREAMY MASHED POTATOES  I am sure these need no introduction. On their own or as a side dish to your favorite protein, these are a firm favorite with most people.

And they are very easy to make. Mom always grated in a little bit of onion. That was here secret ingredient. Secret ingredient or not, I don't think anyone can argue that mashed potatoes are not one of the most favorite comfort foods ever! 



Melting Potatoes


MELTING POTATOES This is another favourite way to use potatoes.  Melting Potatoes.  These are done in the oven, a very close cousin to fondant potatoes,  (served here with pan roasted cod, very good) which are done in the same manner, except in a skillet on top of the stove.

These are simply peeled, cut into thick slices, rolled in butter, herbs and seasonings and then roasted until golden brown all over, and they simply melt in your mouth. 


Spiced Crispy Roast Potatoes


SPICED CRISPY ROAST POTATOES  Perfectly seasoned, crisp and delicious. These make the perfect side dish to serve with meat, poultry, fish, eggs, etc.  



Prepare yourself to fall utterly and completely in love. These are well worth falling off of the low carb wagon for!  What will you be serving them with!

 

Pan Fried Potatoes


PAN FRIED POTATOES  Of all the things my mother cooked for us when we were growing up we knew that when pan fried potatoes were on the menu we were in for a real treat! 


Leftover cold potatoes, sliced and fried in plenty of butter with onions and seasonings. Such a simple thing, but oh so delicious! 


smashed roasted new potatoes


SMASHED ROASTED NEW POTATOES 
This is a great way to cook baby new potatoes. Crisp on the outsides and soft and fluffy inside. 


Simply boil potatoes, place them on a baking sheet and gently crush them. Brushed with oil or butter and sprinkled with seasonings and roasted until all those broken edges get a crispy and golden brown. Yummilicious! 


eggs


EGGS

Eggs are another ingredient that I would not want to be without. They are a perfect food encased in a shell and come in many sizes and colors. On their own you can enjoy them baked, fried boiled, etc. 



They are also wonderful combined with other things to make no end of a variety of eats.  Main dishes, side dishes, lucious bakes.  The almighty egg is something I just could not live without!  



Some of my favorite egg dishes are: 



Crispy Tortilla Eggs


CRISPY TORTILLA EGGS  I discovered this lovely egg dish a couple of years ago and fell in love.  It is a whole meal in and of itself.   These are phenomenal!  


Buttery crisp tortilla topped with a fried egg and cheese  . . . and garnishes. I like sliced spring onions, sriracha sauce and green tabasco. 


Herb and Egg Gratins

 

HERB AND EGG GRATINS These make the most perfect of indulgent suppers.  Not a lot of work or hassle . . .  the richness of cream and butter on the bottom of the gratin dishes . . .  the eggs almost poach in this mix.  


Baked eggs in the French manner.  If you follow the recipe exactly, rotating the baking sheet once during the cooking time, you should have perfectly baked eggs, with set whites and runny yolks.  


This makes a lovely simple supper when served along side a nice mixed salad of greens and vegetables. 


Scrambled Eggs Benedict


SCRAMBLED EGGS BENEDICT If you like Eggs Benedict as much as I like Eggs Benedict you will be in Eggs Benedict heaven with this.   


Your family will love this and you will love the ease of creating it.  Elegant, delicious and yet very simple to execute. All the elements of  regular Eggs Benedict, but a whole lot simpler.


Fried Potato Gnocci and Egg


FRIED POTATO GNOCCHI AND EGG  Occasionally my favorite things collide.  Like in this dish where you pan fry potato gnocchi in butter along with some fresh sage leaves. 


Once the gnocchi are golden brown and the sage leaves nice and crisp, you drop in a couple of large free range eggs and cook until just set.  If you don't have potato gnocchi feel free to substitute cold boiled potatoes.  Delicious either way.  


onions


ONIONS

Onions are probably one of the most versatile of kitchen ingredients. I would not, could not be without them. They have a characteristic pungent flavor and are a must have ingredient adding flavor to all dishes they are used in. 



On their own fried in butter, gently caramelized, they are decadently delicious.  Dipped in batter and fried, oh my heavenly bliss.  Raw in salads, etc.   



I cannot imagine a kitchen without some form of onion and these are some of my favorite ways to use them:  



Roasted Onions with a Parmesan Cream


ROASTED ONIONS WITH A PARMESAN CREAM Decadent, gorgeous, filled with lush flavors these are one of my favorite ways to prepare onions.  


These are delicious and so simple to make.   You can have them as a side dish, or a vegetarian main with a grain and a few other vegetables. 


Cheese Scalloped Onions

 

CHEESE SCALLOPED ONIONS This is a lovely side dish.  Cheese and onions go together so very well.  They also go very well with most things. 


Easy to make. If you can make a creamed sauce, then you can make these.  Crispy topped and oh so decadent. 



Cheese, potato and onion pie


CHEESE, POTATO AND ONION PIE   No meat in sight, but I can promise you won't miss it.  This is a trinity of good taste encased in a rich pastry.


The insides of that gloriously flakey crust, with all those scrummy caramelized onions, and potatoes . . .  cream and cheese . . .  all meld together in unctuous gloriosity! To. Die. For.  Simple.  


Cheese and Onion Soup


CHEESE AND ONION SOUP  This is quite simply one of my all time favorite soups. I have been making it for years and years.  It always amazes me that something so delicious can come from such a very few simple ingredients.


This delicious recipe is proof positive that you need neither fancy expensive ingredients nor extreme talent to create a soul warming extremely great tasting soup.

 

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And there you have it my five must have, cannot do without kitchen ingredients. The five things I could not live without, along with 20 different ways to use them.

What are your favorite kitchen ingredients and how do you like to use them?  What is it that you cannot live without!! Tell me, I really want to know!! 

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Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes

Saturday, 1 January 2022

Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 
 
One of the cooking sites I like to visit from time to time is Food 52.  There are quite a lot of good recipes on that page, as well as the option of saving the ones you like to your own personal cookbook/lists. 

When I was in the UK I had a few of their cookbooks and I have replaced a couple since moving back to Canada.  The recipe I am sharing today comes from their book Genius Desserts, 100 recipes which will change the way you bake.

It is attributed to Claire Ptak and does not appear on their site. Not that I could find.


Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 

In the write up for the recipe they talk about these giving off the vibe of a Canelé. A Canelé  is a French Cake from the south of France and they are quite custardy with the flavors of vanilla and rum.


I have eaten Canelé that I bought from a pastry shop in Saint Emilion in the south of France and I will be honest here, these bear not even a hint of resemblance. Not a smidgen in the least! 



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Having said that, however, they are very tasty cakes. Upside down cupcakes as it were, with beautiful flavors. 
 

They have a moist and tender crumb and you have a beautiful blend of cardamom, cinnamon, cloves and pepper flavors,  with only the slightest crunch of rich toasty walnuts. That coffee glaze is the perfect way to top them off.



Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 


One of my favorite of all the British Cakes has to be the Coffee and Walnut Cake.  You will see it on offer in all of the tea rooms across the UK.

Coffee and Walnuts have a flavor marriage made in heaven.  Adding ground cardamom into the mix along with pepper is a genius addition! 


Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes

 
I have always loved the flavor of coffee in desserts, chocolates, ice cream, etc.  I think cardamom is a flavor that goes very well and in face enhances both the flavors of the walnuts and the coffee icing.

Coffee, walnuts, cardamom. Three flavors that marry perfectly together.  (On a side note, don't you just love my tea cloth? It was a gift from my friend Paula for Christmas. I think it is just beautiful!)



Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 

WHAT YOU NEED TO MAKE COFFEE, CARDAMOM, WALNUT CAKELETTES

I am betting you have everything in your kitchen right now. The original recipe called for ground pink peppercorns. By all means use it if you have it. I used black pepper with perfect success.  


  • 3/4 cup (75g) walnut halves
  • 1 1/2 cups (210g) plain all purpose flour
  • 3/4 tsp each baking powder and baking soda (bicarbonate of soda)
  • 1/2 tsp salt (I use salted butter so leave this out)
  • 1 tsp ground cardamom (you can use cardamom pods, remove the seeds and grind them in a spice grinder)
  • 1 tsp ground pink peppercorns (I used black)
  • 3/4 tsp ground cinnamon
  • 1/8 tsp ground cloves
  • 3/4 cup plus 1 TBS (180g) butter, at room temperature
  • 3/4 cup (150g) granulated sugar (In the UK use castor sugar)
  • 2 large free range eggs
  • 1 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
  • 3/4 cup plus 2 TBS (210g) crème fraiche (I used sour cream)




Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 

For the glaze: 

1 1/2 cups (185g) sifted icing sugar
2 - 3 TBS freshly brewed strong coffee or espresso 



I just threw about 1 TBS of instant coffee granules into a small cup and added some boiling water. I didn't bother to cool it down in order to add it to the icing. 



Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 


Pink peppercorns are not something which I have routinely in my kitchen and I would not go out and buy them specifically for a recipe such as this.
 

Pink peppercorns have a flavor that is very similar to black pepper, perhaps being a bit milder, with a hint of sweet and fruity. Black pepper makes a very suitable substitute. 



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HOW TO MAKE COFFEE, CARDAMOM, WALNUT CAKELETTES


There is nothing very difficult about making these cakes.  It is a typical butter cake batter, baked in medium muffin cups.


You do want to butter your muffin cups really well so that the batter doesn't stick and dust them lightly with flour or bread crumbs, tapping out any excess.

 
Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 


She does suggest warming your walnuts first to release their natural oils.  I usually toast my nuts, but today I warmed them as per her instructions.  

If I make these cakes again, I will definitely toast them. Just make sure you bring them back to room temperature before using them in the cake. They need to be finely chopped.  I use my zyliss food chopper. 


Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes

 
You need to sift together the flour, soda and baking powder in a bowl. Then stir in the spices and the walnuts.  The room temperature butter gets creamed together with the sugar until it is light and fluffy.



Once that happens you can beat in the eggs, one at a time. If you see the mixture beginning to curdle, you can beat in a TBS of the flour mixture.  Beat in the vanilla.


Once this is done you can stir in the flour, only until it is just mixed in and no dry streaks remain, and then you stir in the crème fraiche (sour cream) just to combine.


Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 

The mixture gets divided between the prepared baking cups and baked for 20 minutes, rotating the pan halfway through the bake time. They are done when the tops spring back when lightly touched and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. 


Leave them to cool in the pan for 10 minutes before tipping them out onto a wire rack to finish cooling completely.  You want to leave them upside down in preparation for glazing.



Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes 


Once they are completely cold, whisk together the glaze ingredients, only adding enough coffee to give you a thick pourable glaze.

Spoon this mixture over top of each cakelette and leave it to set before serving.  Store any leftovers in an airtight container. 

I have not frozen them, nor have I baked them in any other sized container.  I do think they would freeze well however, without glazing.


Coffee, Cardamom, Walnut Cakelettes



These cake are cakes that actually improve in flavor with each day that passes.  That has been my experience anyways.  The first day they were good, but each day they have become tastier.

I suppose that is as the flavors start to mellow out.  I think they are fabulous and I highly recommend! 

These were the perfect cake to begin the new year on!  Happy 2022 people!  I am really looking forward to exploring new flavors, tastes, recipes, etc. with you this year! 

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A third of my life was spent living in the UK. I learned to love the people, the country and the cuisine. I have always been an Anglophile. You will find plenty of traditional British recipes here in my English Kitchen. There are lots of North American recipes also, but then again, I am a Canadian by birth. I like to think of my page as a happy mix of both. If you are looking for something and cannot find it, don't be afraid to ask! I am always happy to help and point you in the right direction, even if it exists on another page, or in my extensive collection of cookbooks. I moved back to Canada in the year 2020 and have been busy building a new life for myself back in my homeland. I am largely retired now, except for this little space on the internet that I call home. I hope you will stay a while and have a good boo around. There's lots of deliciousness here to explore!

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