Some dishes are so good you don't care if they kill ya, right? You just want to eat and eat - unfortunately, you can't eat all that much of a truly rich dish. I always regretted that.
Why is it that the better and richer a meal is, the sicker you get after fewer bites? People realized this many years ago and coined the phrase "Life ain't fair". Or something.
This year in Alaska, I had a bunch of cooked red potatoes and a handful of thinly-sliced Idahos (from a scalloped potato dish) left-over. Lazy bum I am, I thought about using these for another side dish that evening.
What's better than taters, bacon, and onions? Well - "with cream", for starters. That's better!
So, I came up with a potato green bean carrot bacon onion gruyere casserole recipe. In short - pgbcbogcr. But I digress...
I show you exactly how to make this thing, with tons of pictures and step-by-step instructions - here:
Best Potato Casserole In The Universe
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Gotta go check that out!
OMG, another man after my own heart. We grew up becoming originals in the kitchen with leftovers -- I think that's how a casserole first saw light -- leftovers all put together.
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