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Au Gratin Dishes
Looking for a delicious way to eat your daily vegetables? Invest in an au gratin dish, and you can give almost any vegetable an enticing, golden-crusted makeover. The term "gratin" actually comes from a 16th century French word meaning "to scrape," in reference to the cooked-on crust left behind by some dishes. Since then, the term "gratin" has come to mean any dish with a browned crust on top. To us, of course, "au gratin" simply means "delicious" and "comfort" all in one dish.
Orange Bubble & Brown In... (Set of 2) Stoneware By Rachael Ray
Orange Bubble & Brown In... (Set of 2)
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Blue Bubble & Brown Indi... (Set of 2) Stoneware By Rachael Ray
Blue Bubble & Brown Indi... (Set of 2)
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Yellow Bubble & Brown In... (Set of 2) Stoneware By Rachael Ray
Yellow Bubble & Brown In... (Set of 2)
Stoneware By Rachael Ray
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