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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you freeze au gratin potatoes?

Yes, you can freeze au gratin potatoes. It’s best to freeze them in individual portions for easy reheating. Store these in air-tight containers, and make sure they’ve fully cooled before putting them in the freezer.

Large portions of au gratin potatoes can also be frozen. Reheating them in a low-temperature oven between 300-325° F for about 75 minutes yields the best results. Top the potatoes with some freshly shredded cheese during the last 5-10 minutes of reheating to achieve a golden, crispy crust again.

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