How do you make your mac & cheese

Cause yall still got the game fucked up, not showing what's under yall bake.....
Bacon, Chicken Mac and Cheese
Sharp, Parm, PepperJack, salt/pepper, paprika, heavy cream, grilled chicken and bacon. Even sprinkled a little eczema on top word to @LSN
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Cause yall still got the game fucked up, not showing what's under yall bake.....
Bacon, Chicken Mac and Cheese
Sharp, Parm, PepperJack, salt/pepper, paprika, heavy cream, grilled chicken and bacon. Even sprinkled a little eczema on top word to @LSN
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Looks good minus the bacon
 
Cause yall still got the game fucked up, not showing what's under yall bake.....
Bacon, Chicken Mac and Cheese
Sharp, Parm, PepperJack, salt/pepper, paprika, heavy cream, grilled chicken and bacon. Even sprinkled a little eczema on top word to @LSN
jsm6vl.jpg

vwr79y.jpg

yo that looks fucking delicious!
 
i just read some of the recipes. why do you put eggs in your mac and cheese? you don't need it, the cheese is the binder!!
 
I'm made a 19 cheese macaroni and cheese last year. This year, I'm probably adding more cheeses. Why? Cuz I can. I discovered Grandpa's Cheese Barn and, well, it's gonna be off the chain

For a base I use Patti LaBelle's 7 cheese recipe, but I tweak it

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/patti-labelles-macaroni-and-cheese-17186

These are the cheeses I used last year and ones I'm using again plus more. Boom 20+ cheese macaroni and cheese


I found a place where I can get a bunch of cheese but I still haven't found a store that just sells cheese in my area.


i just read some of the recipes. why do you put eggs in your mac and cheese? you don't need it, the cheese is the binder!!

Good question, hopefully somebody sheds some insight.
 
1 - Cracker Barrel Sharp
1 - Cracker Barrel Extra Sharp
1 - Monterrey Jack (Plain)
1- Can of Evaporated Milk
1/2 - Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk
3 - Whipped Eggs
Salt & Pepper to Taste

Add Pasta to Boiling Salt Water
Once Pasta in Done Drain and Melt Butter directly on Pasta
Put in Pan add salt & pepper, grated cheese, eggs and milk. Mix well
Put in pre-heated oven for at 350° for 45min-1 hour

Bam!!!
 
1 - Cracker Barrel Sharp
1 - Cracker Barrel Extra Sharp
1 - Monterrey Jack (Plain)
1- Can of Evaporated Milk
1/2 - Can of Sweetened Condensed Milk
3 - Whipped Eggs
Salt & Pepper to Taste

Add Pasta to Boiling Salt Water
Once Pasta in Done Drain and Melt Butter directly on Pasta
Put in Pan add salt & pepper, grated cheese, eggs and milk. Mix well
Put in pre-heated oven for at 350° for 45min-1 hour

Bam!!!
Watch it with the sweetened condensed milk. It can make the macaroni and cheese too sweet and throw off the flavor. You can use regular condensed milk
 
i just read some of the recipes. why do you put eggs in your mac and cheese? you don't need it, the cheese is the binder!!
I found a place where I can get a bunch of cheese but I still haven't found a store that just sells cheese in my area.




Good question, hopefully somebody sheds some insight.

Eggs create a more PIE-ISH structure. Cheese melts and is gooey.
IMO you want BOTH a Gooey inside yet holds together in a pie form
I learned from a more southern style recipe (Virginia)
We never put any topping on our Baked Macaroni either
 
Watch it with the sweetened condensed milk. It can make the macaroni and cheese too sweet and throw off the flavor. You can use regular condensed milk

That's why I said half the can
The can is already small
FYI - Regular Canned Milk is in my recipe :confused:
 
Eggs create a more PIE-ISH structure. Cheese melts and is gooey.
IMO you want BOTH a Gooey inside yet holds together in a pie form
I learned from a more southern style recipe (Virginia)
We never put any topping on our Baked Macaroni either
I'm going to give this a try with the eggs this year.
 
I added a little of this to my Mac and Cheese the last time I made it just to fuck around and that shit came out good ass hell.

I used only a little to add some spice and kick to it which was perfect.and I'll probably use it officially this year for Thanksgiving.

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How do you make your home made macaroni and cheese and what type of cheese do you use?

I'm looking at potentially having to spend at least 30 dollars on the cheese and wanted to get some pointers before I try my hand at this for the holiday.

Cheddar, Monterey jack, and gruyere mixed in with the roux then pour over the boiled pasta. Before it goes in the oven, I top with mozzeralla and toasted breadcrumbs seasons with paprika, salt, and pepper. 25 minutes and it's super cheesy.

EDIT: Always shred your own cheese. The pre shredded shit is sprayed with something to stop it from sticking together in the package. One less chemical in your food mate. Good luck.
 
Cheddar, Monterey jack, and gruyere mixed in with the roux then pour over the boiled pasta. Before it goes in the oven, I top with mozzeralla and toasted breadcrumbs seasons with paprika, salt, and pepper. 25 minutes and it's super cheesy.

EDIT: Always shred your own cheese. The pre shredded shit is sprayed with something to stop it from sticking together in the package. One less chemical in your food mate. Good luck.
This here is the shit. Fuck that pre-shredded cheese
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I'm made a 19 cheese macaroni and cheese last year. This year, I'm probably adding more cheeses. Why? Cuz I can. I discovered Grandpa's Cheese Barn and, well, it's gonna be off the chain

For a base I use Patti LaBelle's 7 cheese recipe, but I tweak it

https://www.geniuskitchen.com/recipe/patti-labelles-macaroni-and-cheese-17186

These are the cheeses I used last year and ones I'm using again plus more. Boom 20+ cheese macaroni and cheese
Once again props on the amount of cheese you use. I bumped it up but still didn't get to double digits this year.

:cheers:
 
I learned years ago to use foil pans for as much as I can. The only thing I cook in regular cookware is the turkey and pies if I make my own crust, and I line the roaster I use for the turkey in foil. We don't have company where I have to worry about having cute serving dishes. If it comes to that I can transfer to a dish where at least the food isn't baked on.

Soak it and tackle it with a brush and it won't be too bad.

I made sure I got the foil pan this year.
 
I'm making mac and cheese for the entire family for Christmas this year.

I will find out how good or bad it really is because my extended family have no issues telling you that something ain't good.
 
I'm making mac and cheese for the entire family for Christmas this year.

I will find out how good or bad it really is because my extended family have no issues telling you that something ain't good.

Nah son you fuck up the Mac and Cheese on Christmas you better have excellent health benefits
 
I made four pans for the family Christmas dinner.
This was before I mixed the cheese sauce I made with the noodles.

Two of them have bacon bits but I didn’t get a chance to take a picture of the one with bacon but I will.

Whats not pictured is the five pound of cheddar that I put on top of all of them.

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