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Croque Madame Casserole With Ham and Gruyère

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This large-format take on the classic French Croque Madame sandwich combines smoky ham, melty Gruyère cheese, and a creamy béchamel sauce with gently cooked eggs. It’s perfect for a crowd on Christmas morning, or for a lazy afternoon lunch.

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