Aromatic vegetables suspended in a rich sauce, maybe a little melted cheese, all of it hidden under a crisp golden brown crust. Behold the glory that is the gratin. One of the oldest dishes in the ...

I don’t know whether I’m getting smart or getting lazy; the older I get, the harder it is to tell the difference. But lately I’ve been finding that when I cook dishes I’ve made for years, I’m looking ...

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This creamy, cheesy, leek, and potato gratin is the ultimate comfort food. This amazingly delicious side dish will complement any if not all, meals. With a crispy top followed by tender ...

You can prepare this colorful gratin up to 1 day ahead. Fresh oregano will add the most flavor, but dried can be used if fresh is not available. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Trim the zucchini and ...

Inspired by a potato gratin served at Restaurant Daniel in New York City, this gratin achieves a creamy texture without any dairy and gets its flavor from reduced chicken stock, thyme, and rosemary.

We tend to emphasize creamy and decadent foods during the holidays. Don’t get me wrong — I wouldn’t have it any other way. But if I can find an easy way to lighten up an otherwise heavy dish like ...

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At Camélia in LA—one of our Best New Restaurants of 2025—chef Charles Namba reimagines comfort classic sweet potato gratin through a French-Japanese lens. “When I was little,” says Namba, “my mom ...