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oooo mac and cheese! Well firstly I like mine with gluten free noodles but beyond that I'll take it almost any way I can get it. I don't thing vegetables in it would deter me from gobbling it up. When I make mine I normally start with a bechamel then add shredded cheese, what ever combination I have on hand then a dash of hot sauce and a clove of garlic. Mix the sauce with cooked pasta, top with parm and bake till bubbly. I don't make it that often. Usually only when I have some cheese to use up.
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Mac & Cheese is one of my FAVS, janie! I make it many ways- depending on what I have on hand. Often I'll melt several cheeses into a bechamel and blend all with the cooked pasta. I've even used canned condensed cream soups... Many times I'll just use heavy whipping cream and shredded cheeses. I like sometimes adding chopped ham, bacon or tomatoes as others have mentioned, as well. Also kippered, or hot-smoked salmon chunked-up is yummy too.
We grew up having mac & cheese (often from the blue box!) and salmon patties every Friday night in our household. My sister carries on that tradition with her family today. |