That looks amazing! Do the rutabagas have a lot of water in them compared to potatoes? Do you have to add corn starch or anything to keep it from turning into a stew?
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I'm not sure about the water content of the rhutabegas tbh. The texture was more or less the same as potato gratin, buth with a much earthier flavor.
It's is only about 2/3rds a cup of cream and 1/3rd a cup of broth, so not much liquid in there. The trick is doing a layer of rhutabegas, then a layer of cheese, then rhutabegas, then cheese again.
Thanks, I'm going to try it before winter's over.