This rustic French dish with a base of coarsely puréed scallions and potatoes is perfect for when April isn’t playing nice—as it wasn’t in April 2009, when we first shared this recipe.
The kitchen in our new old house is still half-assembled, but functional. The meals we’re cooking are still mostly functional as well—good, filling, but not necessarily post-worthy. So while we’re still getting things under control, culinarily and otherwise, please enjoy this recipe inspired by a lovely Amanda Hesser cookbook we haven’t managed to unpack yet. [Read more here…]
Scallions don’t get enough love, do they? Except maybe in scallion pancakes. I know a scallion gratin I need to do one of these days. Amanda Hesser is a good cook — her recipes are always interesting and tasty
This looks great! It will definitely get me out of my chicken breast rut!