every time make something like this without boiling the potato first , after 1 hour still didn't cook well , you eat the potato a little bit raw , so the trick is put an aluminium foil on the top ?
Heya, sounds like it's just not cooked enough (we say 1 - 1.5hrs usually) but it can be depend on these things: oven temperature variation, how thick you sliced the potatoes, the type of potatoes and finally how long you cook them for. The aluminium foil helps heaps, as it may look cooked on top but not be ready, so by adding the foil and cooking for that extra day 15-30mins, it will help keep the moisture in the potatoes to cook them and not burn the cheesy top. 😁 Make sure you read the full post for all our tips along the way - www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake/ - sounds like you're super close to perfecting the recipe. ☺️
@@timothyovermyer8924 for these style of videos it's more an overview to complement our full recipe. As we go into more detail for you there. ☺️ Again, head here and you should find all the info you need. www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake
Hey Ben, they aren't, but you can pop them in the microwave to cut down on cooking time. Full recipe instructions are over on the blog 😁: www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake/
Heya, you can although it won't have as much flavour punch as using a cheddar or tasty cheese. It will also cook a little quicker and brown quick on top, so keep an eye on it, and cover with aluminium foil if it's cooking too quick.
Full recipe here for you! 🙌🏻
www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake/
Wow! It looks delicious, I am doing it now. Thank you for sharing it. I enjoyed watching your video❤
Yum! Hope you enjoy every creamy, cheesy bite!
Thanks for sharing,love it ❤❤.
You're welcome!
thank you i make this recipe today and they coming very good , my family loved it
Woohoo! Amazing work😁 well done!
I like it ❤❤
Thanks!
How long should I bake it for approximately? And at what temp?
180C / 360F and for 1-1.5 hours, but full recipe instructions here, which we recommend following: www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake/
Just wondering how much cheese do I have to put on top?
Two cups is our recommendation 😁 would never say no to extra cheese on top though! 😂
every time make something like this without boiling the potato first , after 1 hour still didn't cook well , you eat the potato a little bit raw , so the trick is put an aluminium foil on the top ?
Heya, sounds like it's just not cooked enough (we say 1 - 1.5hrs usually) but it can be depend on these things: oven temperature variation, how thick you sliced the potatoes, the type of potatoes and finally how long you cook them for. The aluminium foil helps heaps, as it may look cooked on top but not be ready, so by adding the foil and cooking for that extra day 15-30mins, it will help keep the moisture in the potatoes to cook them and not burn the cheesy top. 😁 Make sure you read the full post for all our tips along the way - www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake/ - sounds like you're super close to perfecting the recipe. ☺️
thank you
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@@wandercookswould be great if you added important information like that in the video..
@@timothyovermyer8924 for these style of videos it's more an overview to complement our full recipe. As we go into more detail for you there. ☺️ Again, head here and you should find all the info you need. www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake
Are the sliced potatoes cooked already or not
Hey Ben, they aren't, but you can pop them in the microwave to cut down on cooking time. Full recipe instructions are over on the blog 😁: www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake/
Good recipe ❤
Its ok i put on the top is motserella?
Heya, you can although it won't have as much flavour punch as using a cheddar or tasty cheese. It will also cook a little quicker and brown quick on top, so keep an eye on it, and cover with aluminium foil if it's cooking too quick.
You can always add the cheese towards the end
@@melay1162 you can, just be careful the top layer of potato doesn't dry out without the layer of cheese to hold in some of the moisture. :)
Very good
Thank you!
What is the cream?
Thickened cream, or heavy cream if you're in the US. :)
Give legit times an tempertures instead of "bake untill its golden brown and done" otherwise thise vid is useless.
Legit times are on our site for you 😉 www.wandercooks.com/potato-bake - just head to the recipe card and you should have everything you need!