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mike in brooklyn

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We are going to a family get-together - everybody is
bringing something - I volunteered a fancy(but really easy) potato dish.
I have made this before and it was wonderful.

Pomme Anna

2-3 lbs potato (I use yukon gold)
kosher salt
lots of pureed garlic (garlic powder would work)
lots of good olive oil.

Cut potatoes into very thin slices - I use mandolin I don't peel potatoes

Using an ovenproof casserole - oil the bottom and sides (I use cast iron 5 qt)
Begin layering the potatoes by placing the first slice in the center of
the casserole and spiralling the rest of the layer outward from center.
Let the slices of this first layer overlap a bit.
Brush 1st layer with oil and, season with salt and garlic.
Continue simple layers ( you don't need to do that fancy spiralling
any more - just place slices in a circle is fine. Season and oil each layer
until all potatoes are used up.

Place heavy foil over the top and press down firmly - you could also
place an ovenproof plate over the top and weigh it down.

Begin cooking on stovetop over medium to low flame for 20-25 min.
Transfer to preheated 350 oven to continue cooking until potatoes
are tender.

Invert casserole and slice for serving.

Most recipes call for butter or clarified butter for this dish but
I like Olive Oil - and it's healthier too:)
 
we made these at school today, with clarified butter, idaho potatoes, & minus the garlic, & in a teflon pan both on the range & in the oven. they were excellent. pretty, too.
 
Can't wait to try this recipe. I think my DH will get his birthdays potatoes fix this way tomorrow! I also love the site, lots of great recipes. Thanks.
 
Potatoes Anna have always been a favorite - how can one go wrong with potatoes, butter, and a bit of crunchy??!! I remember this recipe being in the very first cookbook I ever bought - we won't go into when that was!:ermm:
 
The Joy Of Cooking version of this dish uses butter in the recipe instead of olive oil. I comes out very nice as well. I made this dish with a sunburst pattern on the pan bottom and it came our very pretty too. I like the spiral idea though. I'm going to have to try it with the olive oil, and maybe through in a bit of paprika under the botom layer for color. Caution, don't try this in a springform pan. It makes a mess.:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: i found out the hardway when the melted butter oozed out of the pan an dripped onto the oven floor, creating a bunch of smoke. They tasted great, but...:huh:

Seeeeeeya; Goodweed of the North
 

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