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Potato Parsnip And Porcini Gratin

Asked by kerryafb. Answered on 20th December 2020

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In the method for the Potato, Parsnip and Porcini Gratin, when you say decant into dish, do you mean with all the liquid or not?

Potato, Parsnip and Porcini Gratin
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Potato, Parsnip and Porcini Gratin
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Nigella's Potato, Parsnip And Porcini Gratin (from NIGELLA CHRISTMAS) is an easy to make but luxurious side dish that is perfect for the Christmas period. The vegetables are simmered in a cream and milk mixture until softened, then finished in the oven.

Both the vegetables and the liquid should be decanted (or transferred) to the baking or gratin dish as the vegetables will continue to cook in the oven and the liquid will thicken slightly. As the vegetables simmer in the saucepan, the milk and cream mixture will reduce very slightly but should still be enough to just cover the vegetables. If you have more liquid than this then you may want to keep the excess to add to a soup or use for mashed potatoes, though it is likely to only be a few tablespoons.

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