This recipe I came up with yesterday. The difference is that I floured the potato slices as I layered. Completely coating each slice so that it makes the sauce thicken and distributed evenly through the dish. It turned out really good. Have never seen any recipe like it. The best part is there are no amounts so the layering and flouring makes the casserole size the determining factor in making different serving amounts that you will get! I have often started out making a dish and if I use the wrong size casserole I end up with way too much for the two of us. It really cuts down on waste. I will be trying this method of other dishes and hopefully I can adjust downward on my waste on many other kinds of casseroles.
Scalloped ham and potatoes
Choose a casserole according to the number of servings you need to make.
(Grease the casserole first)
Peel and slice potatoes (wash then dry on paper towels)
I peel, dry and flour the potatoes as I go to each layer.
Flour all slices on all sides...
put one layer on the bottom of casserole...next
cut cubes of ham in small bite size pieces layer them...Add dots of butter on top of each layer...
pepper and salt lightly
repeat layering until you reach near the top of the casserole....
Now pour milk over the potatoes until nearly covering all potatoes and ham...
Cover and bake until potatoes are tender. Once the potatoes are
tender crush crackers and put a layer on top with shredded cheese of
your choice. I used yukon gold and a thick slice of ham. Cover and bake
My husband has never liked scalloped potatoes. He raved over this hotdish. I would even try a crockpot next time.
There are no specific amounts because you will choose the
casserole size yourself and everything will turn out just great if you
fill nearly to the top.
Easy Peasy