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A traditional Acadian Canadian casserole of savory chicken layered with freshly grated potatoes, slowly baked until the top is golden and the center is tender and custardy. The potato juices help create its distinctive hearty texture.
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Freshly grated potatoes provide both starch and moisture, while the reserved potato liquid gives the casserole its signature cohesive, spoonable texture. Chicken broth and savory season the potatoes from within as the layers bake.
Cool leftovers within 2 hours, cover, and refrigerate for up to 3 days. Freeze individual portions in airtight containers for up to 2 months.
Reheat covered in a 180°C oven until steaming hot throughout, about 25 minutes from refrigerated; uncover for the final 5 minutes to refresh the top. Ensure the center reaches 74°C.
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