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Scalloped Potatoes

Scalloped Potatoes are a classic, comfort food dish, often prepared in homes and served in restaurants. This dish features thinly sliced potatoes, layered and smothered in a creamy, often cheesy, sauce, and then baked to perfection until golden and crisp on top. The scalloped potatoes bring warmth and heartiness to any table, whether they serve as a main course for vegetarians or as a rich, indulgent side dish. Many variations exist, including use of different cheese types, adding bacon bits, or including onions for extra flavor. For most, the baked, creamy potatoes deliver a nostalgic, home-cooked experience.
#5
IN HEAT & SERVE MEALS & SIDES
188
CAL / 100G
$0.35
AVG / OZ
Scalloped Potatoes
40%
CARBS
32%
FAT
28%
PROTEIN
Scalloped Potatoes FAQ
What are scalloped potatoes?
How long do I cook scalloped potatoes?
How do I prevent my scalloped potatoes from being burnt on top but still raw underneath?
What kind of cheese should I use for scalloped potatoes?
How do I reheat leftover scalloped potatoes?
Expiration & Storage Tips
When does Scalloped Potatoes expire?
Scalloped potatoes consist of potatoes in a cream sauce, often with cheese and breadcrumbs. If you've bought a packet mix from the grocery store, it can last unopened in your pantry for about a year - look for a best before date on the packet. Once you've made scalloped potatoes, they'll last about 3-5 days in the fridge. If you've frozen them, you can expect them to keep for about 2 months.
How do you tell if Scalloped Potatoes is bad?
If your scalloped potatoes have gone bad, there'll be a few telltale signs. First, there'll be an off smell - it might be sour or just strange. Additionally, if there are any signs of mold, you should throw them away. If you see a lot of liquid separated from the potatoes and sauce, that's a sign they've been stored too long. The texture may also be off, with the potatoes becoming too soft or the cream sauce separating.
Tips for storing Scalloped Potatoes to extend shelf life
• Always allow your scalloped potatoes to cool before refrigerating them • Store in a shallow, airtight container to ensure they stay fresh and tasty • Don't leave them to sit out for more than 2 hours - this can speed up spoilage • Freeze individual portions for a quick meal on a busy night - just defrost in the fridge overnight or in the microwave on a defrost setting • If you're reheating them, make sure to heat them until they're piping hot all the way through to kill any potential bacteria
Health Info
Macros
190g
CARBS
25g
FAT
18g
PROTEIN
Allowed on these diets
LOW FAT
HIGH CALCIUM
VEGETARIAN
GLUTEN FREE
Contains these allergens
MILK
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