Redskins Win wrote:You should do a half nuke half bake for best results How bout that stoffers lasgana mmmmmm good
Mercer, IGA probably would carry these delicious pies.
Comming soon . . . how to make the best freaking Mac n Cheese from the box (with the powder cheese of course)
Blech...screw the powder stuff...you have to get the Kraft one with the cheese pouch that you squeeze on, and put in diced ham cubes and salsa for a special treat!
Marie Callendar's is also a restaurant, where they make f'n good fresh pies (like blueberry sour cream, coconut cream, etc. etc. ad infinitum) and serve mediocre food.
And, I have to laugh at all the crap you guys eat...
My wife is making me buffalo chicken sandwiches on fresh sourdough rolls tonight for dinner. My top ramen and grilled cheese days are long gone.
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Redskins Win wrote:You should do a half nuke half bake for best results How bout that stoffers lasgana mmmmmm good
Mercer, IGA probably would carry these delicious pies.
Comming soon . . . how to make the best freaking Mac n Cheese from the box (with the powder cheese of course)
Blech...screw the powder stuff...you have to get the Kraft one with the cheese pouch that you squeeze on, and put in diced ham cubes and salsa for a special treat!
True, that's why I excluded those brands, Veleveta freakin rocks already. I was just looking at it from a budetary stand point. When you can get 3 boxes for a $1 or 1 box of veleveta for $2.50. It's a no brainer. I got the magic for them boxes.
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Redskins Win wrote: True, that's why I excluded those brands, Veleveta freakin rocks already. I was just looking at it from a budetary stand point. When you can get 3 boxes for a $1 or 1 box of veleveta for $2.50. It's a no brainer. I got the magic for them boxes.
Ugh, every time I eat Velveta, I feel like I lose a year of my life.
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Redskins Win wrote:You should do a half nuke half bake for best results How bout that stoffers lasgana mmmmmm good
Mercer, IGA probably would carry these delicious pies.
Comming soon . . . how to make the best freaking Mac n Cheese from the box (with the powder cheese of course)
Blech...screw the powder stuff...you have to get the Kraft one with the cheese pouch that you squeeze on, and put in diced ham cubes and salsa for a special treat!
True, that's why I excluded those brands, Veleveta freakin rocks already. I was just looking at it from a budetary stand point. When you can get 3 boxes for a $1 or 1 box of veleveta for $2.50. It's a no brainer. I got the magic for them boxes.
Kraft Macaroni n Cheese with the cheese powder is the best. Velveeta is the devil's food!
Here's how you make Kraft properly:
Boil your pasta until it's al dente (semi-soft), strain into a collander, rinse with hot water, set aside.
In your pot, melt the butter, THEN add the milk. Heat this to just below a simmer, then add the cheese powder and whisk until smooth.
THEN add the strained pasta, mix and eat.
DO NOT strain the pasta, put it back into the pot, add butter and milk and powder and stir.
If you make it this way you'll know why Kraft is the best in Mac & Cheese in the world.
knapplc wrote:Kraft Macaroni n Cheese with the cheese powder is the best. Velveeta is the devil's food!
Here's how you make Kraft properly:
Boil your pasta until it's al dente (semi-soft), strain into a collander, rinse with hot water, set aside.
In your pot, melt the butter, THEN add the milk. Heat this to just below a simmer, then add the cheese powder and whisk until smooth.
THEN add the strained pasta, mix and eat.
DO NOT strain the pasta, put it back into the pot, add butter and milk and powder and stir.
If you make it this way you'll know why Kraft is the best in Mac & Cheese in the world.
Well you're almost right, cept for don't rinse your pasta and keep some of the pasta water for thinning if needed, use more butter/margine than recomended and less milk. Finish it off with a bit o' shredded cheddar. Delicious. If you really want a sweet twist add some of that brocoli chedar frozen stuff (but don't put it in forzen) mmmm cheezy good,
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Redskins Win wrote: Well you're almost right, cept for don't rinse your pasta and keep some of the pasta water for thinning if needed, use more butter/margine than recomended and less milk. Finish it off with a bit o' shredded cheddar. Delicious. If you really want a sweet twist add some of that brocoli chedar frozen stuff (but don't put it in forzen) mmmm cheezy good,
Redskins Win wrote: Well you're almost right, cept for don't rinse your pasta and keep some of the pasta water for thinning if needed, use more butter/margine than recomended and less milk. Finish it off with a bit o' shredded cheddar. Delicious. If you really want a sweet twist add some of that brocoli chedar frozen stuff (but don't put it in forzen) mmmm cheezy good,
THIS is why I need to take over the world. To stop this kind of nonsense.
I suppose if you're going for that whole "homeless cuisine" that's alright, but I actually have a stove instead of a flaming garbage can on lower Wacker Drive to cook on, and eating something palatable is kind of why I bother eating in the first place. Maybe you can wash down that boring, plain Mac-N-Cheese with some refreshing Lake Michigan water and make it a real special evening!
Redskins Win wrote:You should do a half nuke half bake for best results How bout that stoffers lasgana mmmmmm good
Mercer, IGA probably would carry these delicious pies.
Comming soon . . . how to make the best freaking Mac n Cheese from the box (with the powder cheese of course)
Blech...screw the powder stuff...you have to get the Kraft one with the cheese pouch that you squeeze on, and put in diced ham cubes and salsa for a special treat!
True, that's why I excluded those brands, Veleveta freakin rocks already. I was just looking at it from a budetary stand point. When you can get 3 boxes for a $1 or 1 box of veleveta for $2.50. It's a no brainer. I got the magic for them boxes.
Kraft Macaroni n Cheese with the cheese powder is the best. Velveeta is the devil's food!
Here's how you make Kraft properly:
Boil your pasta until it's al dente (semi-soft), strain into a collander, rinse with hot water, set aside.
In your pot, melt the butter, THEN add the milk. Heat this to just below a simmer, then add the cheese powder and whisk until smooth.
THEN add the strained pasta, mix and eat.
DO NOT strain the pasta, put it back into the pot, add butter and milk and powder and stir.
If you make it this way you'll know why Kraft is the best in Mac & Cheese in the world.
I do this, and it still isn't even close to the best mac and cheese in the world. Stouffers kills it, and any homemade obviously smashes Kraft's face.