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Potatoes Boulangere

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Rosie29 | 12:48 Sat 09th Aug 2014 | Food & Drink
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I'd like to make this - sliced spuds baked in stock or stock and milk. Which would be the best variety potato to use? The BBC Good Food recipe says a floury sort such as Maris Piper or Desiree but I would have thought one which is firmer when cooked would be better. Or doesn't it matter. Any thoughts?
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Unwaxed
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No guesses? How disappointing. Or is this thread now a hot potato?
Jacket potatoes?
Roosters work fine but take a bit longer to cook and absorb the stock compared to Maris Piper.

For convenience I brown chipolatas and put them in the middle layer, and sometimes replace the onions with sliced leeks.

Delish.
carrust, lemon sherbets ;-)
Don't use Rooster potatoes for anything - they're wet and tasteless.

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