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Like I said, this is really easy.
Step one
Preheat oven to 350F. Wash, peel (when I'm really efficient/lazy and I leave the peel on) and chop up about 2-3lbs of potatos into one inch or so cubes (keep it uniform in size so all the potatos finish cooking at the same time), ease into a pot of salted boiling water and simmer for 10min. Drain.
Step two
While the potatos are happily cooking away, sautee up in a frying pan with a tsp or 2 of olive oil whatever and however much ingredients you have kicking around from this list as you like (and feel free to add to the list):
-1 Onion, diced
-1-2 leek, diced
-3-4 shallots, diced
-3-5 cloves fresh garlic, minced
-2-3 stalksgreen onions, minced
-1/2 cup peas
-1/2 cup corn niblets
-1/2 cup sweet bell peppers diced
-mushrooms
-1/4 cup fully cooked bacon/ pancetta bits / chicken breast / sausage/ ground beef
Step 3
Mash the potatos, add in 1/2 cup sour cream or cottage cheese, a tablespoon or 2 butter, and all of the sauteed vegetables, plunk into a 9 x 13 oven safe casserole dish (I used the one from this pyrex set). Top with a cup of shredded cheese: cheddar, mozzarella, havarti, gouda, edam, swiss... whatever you like.. and your choice of toppings
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-mushrooms, sliced
-peas
-more cheese (you get the picture)
Step 4
Bake for 10-20 min until the toppings are all nicely toasted and the casserole is warmed through. Top with additional bacon, green onions or chives Dig in!
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