Ingredients
- 8 -10 idaho potatoes
- thinly sliced
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 12 cups milk (I used 2% low-fat)
- 1 pint half-and-half cream
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can Campbells cheddar cheese soup", "14 teaspoon black pepper", "1 teaspoon Mrs. Dash table blend seasoning", "ham slices, chopped to small pieces (8 oz)", "1 package krafts Velveeta cheese (pre-package)
- 4 green onions
- I Cant Believe Its Not Butter Spread
Instructions
- Preheat oven.
- Baking temperature is 450 degree.
- Slice potatoes and put into big bowl.
- Add sliced ham to potatoes and set aside.
- Sliced green onions: Option: I use to add for color and fragrance.
- Cut cheese into 2 halves.
- Dice 1/2-cheese block into smaller chunks to use for sauce; Dice 1/2-cheese block to use for potatoes mixture.
- Mix Half & Half (use whole carton), milk, flour and stir to blend (blend well to avoid lumps).
- Pour milk mixture into a non-stick pot.
- Add cheddar cheese soup (use whole can) to milk mixture and stir.
- Add black pepper and Mrs.
- Dash seasoning.
- Bring to a slight boil (stir constantly to avoid clumps and cheese from burning at bottom).
- Once, come to slight boil, turn off heat.
- Add green onions and 1/2 block of the Velveeta Cheese (break cheese to smaller pieces - easier to melt) to milk mixture.
- Stir until cheese melts (it is ok if cheese is still lumpy).
- Pour mixture into potatoes and ham bowl.
- Stir so liquid cover potatoes.
- Pour 1/2 of mixture into baking pan (13x9 or I use Lasagna baking pan).
- Sprinkle a couple handful of the diced cheese onto potatoes.
- Top with remainder potatoes mixture and finish with more diced cheese.
- Cover baking dish loosely with alumni foil and back 450 for 1 hr 15 min (depending on the your oven temperature may need less or more time).
- Take out of oven and spoon 3-4 tablespoon of' 'I cant believe it's not butter' or butter of your choice to dish.
- Let sit and cool 15-30 min before eating.
- This allows the sauce to thicken.
- Can eat right away but sauce will be running.
- The longer it sits, the more thicker sauce becomes.
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