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FAQ
Serve it with your go-to baked chicken or skillet pork chops recipe, next to brats, burgers, or hot dogs. No judgement here if you make it every night of the week! The cheesy goodness shows no favorites—it loves anything you serve it with!
Potato cubes can be any size as long as all the sides are equal. Some recipes refer to cubed potatoes as diced potatoes. A small dice is generally one-quarter inch; a medium dice is one-half inch; and a large dice is three-quarters of an inch.
The reason is to prevent the potatoes exposure to air, which causes dehydration, oxidation, and discoloration. Immersing cut potatoes will also help rinse off excess starch.
How to freeze whole and cubed potatoes
- Step 1: Chop and peel. Peel your potatoes if you prefer, but skin-on spuds are equally delicious – then chop the potatoes into halves or cubes.
- Step 2: Parboil. ...
- Step 3: Blanch. ...
- Step 4: Flash-freeze. ...
- Step 5: Label and store.
The boldness of sharp cheddar is a nice balance to the creamy, indulgent sauce that fills the dish. But any other good melty cheese would work—gruyère, jack, fontina, or even a mix of different types of cheeses. (Actually, that sounds like the best scenario possible.) Can you make potatoes au gratin ahead of time?