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Give your dish a few minutes to settle. Sprinkle lots of chives over top before bringing it to the table.
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Pop the dish back in the oven without foil for about 30 minutes. Keep an eye out for that cheesy, bubbly, golden look. Poke with a fork—when it slides through easily, you're all set.
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Sprinkle all that extra Gruyère or mozzarella and the rest of the parmesan on top of your potatoes once you pull off the foil.
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Stick everything in the oven hot at 190°C. Let it go for 40 or so minutes with foil on.
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Take your garlicky cream and pour it all over the potatoes, making sure every bit gets some. Seal the dish up with foil.
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Bring the mashed garlic into the warm cream mixture and stir it all around so everything gets combined.
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Peel those potatoes and slice them up thin—using a mandoline will make your life much easier.
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Warm up a saucepan and toss in your cream, milk, butter, half the parmesan, thyme, nutmeg, salt, and pepper. Heat until the butter melts and it’s all blended. Don’t let it bubble.
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Stand the potato slices upright in your buttered dish. Pack them fairly tight—you want them to stay up.
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Grab a 23x33 cm oven pan and give it a solid buttering so nothing sticks.
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When roasted garlic is cool to touch, just squeeze the soft cloves out and mash them until smooth.
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Set your oven at 190°C. Grab a garlic head, place it on foil, splash with olive oil, sprinkle some salt, close the foil up, and let it roast about 30 minutes till super soft and golden-looking.