Found this in my aunt’s recipe box from 1958. She served these at every bridge club meeting.

  • 350°F for 10–12 minutes—they revive beautifully!
  • Freeze: Freeze unbaked cups (well-covered); bake from frozen (+15 mins).

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Gluten-free?
A: Yes! All ingredients are naturally GF—just ensure no cross-contamination.
Q: Can I use milk instead of cream?
A: Not recommended—milk lacks the fat needed to prevent curdling and achieve richness. Half-and-half works in a pinch.
Q: No Gruyère or cheddar?
A: Swiss, Monterey Jack, or even Parmesan blend well—just avoid pre-shredded (anti-caking agents dry out the dish).
Q: Want more flavor?
A: Add a clove of minced garlic per cup or a sprinkle of fresh thyme before baking.

❤️ The Heart of the Dish

This isn’t just a side—it’s a slice of 1950s hospitality, preserved in ink and memory. It’s what Aunt Elaine made between bridge hands, saying, “Good company deserves good food—even when time is short.”
So slice those potatoes, pour that cream, and bake with

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