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foodie help: velveeta mac'n'cheese?

mistresscoxmistresscox member
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anyone have a recipe they love?  i found some online but they seem like a lot of steps.  seems like i could just melt the velveeta in milk and S&P and add to the cooked noodles but i guess not?  is there something wrong with doing it this way?

and i'm going to add broccoli and chicken then bake it-should i cook the broccoli first? 

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Re: foodie help: velveeta mac'n'cheese?

  • melrrrmelrrr
    "foodie" and velveeta are not two things I think of as going together :p
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  • smellycat15smellycat15 member

    I've always just made it from the box. I can't help you there. As far as broccoli, I would probably cook it first. But thats just me.

    GL! 

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  • katypressonkatypresson
    That's how I make mine.  I would cook the noodles, broccoli and chicken first though, then add all ingredients and bake until cheese is melted.
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  • emiliemadisonemiliemadison member

    imagemelrrr:
    "foodie" and velveeta are not two things I think of as going together :p

    Took the words out of my mouth! Velveeta=/=foodie. 

    If you want a really good mac and cheese recipe, use one that calls for real cheese.  Several cheeses, in fact. Like this one.

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  • mistresscoxmistresscox member

    imagekatypresson:
    That's how I make mine.  I would cook the noodles, broccoli and chicken first though, then add all ingredients and bake until cheese is melted.

    thanks katy!  we'll see how it goes! 

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  • ljlkmljlkm

    If you're looking for a super easy mac 'n' cheese recipe that doesn't use processed cheese, try this one:

    https://smittenkitchen.com/2006/10/cheddar-and-elbows-exalted/

    It's delicious and so easy you don't even have to cook the macaroni first!

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