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#HOW TO DO THE CHEESE SAUCE FOR MAC AND CHEESE HOMEMADE FULL#
#HOW TO DO THE CHEESE SAUCE FOR MAC AND CHEESE HOMEMADE MAC#

#HOW TO DO THE CHEESE SAUCE FOR MAC AND CHEESE HOMEMADE MAC#

You’ve made delicious Instant Pot Mac and Cheese and want to level it up even more? May we suggest some of the following to go on top? Grab your bowl and start scooping!īut seriously: my number one goal with Pinch of Yum is to connect with you and share recipes that you’ll actually make and actually love, and THIS! I am confident that this is one that you can and will actually make.Īnd absolutely one that you will love, assuming you’re into cheese?Īlso: my specific Instant Pot is the Instant Pot DUO60 but I have made this in several types (“the old ones” and “the new ones” both) and it’s great all around. Step 2: Stir in butter, cheese, and milk until it all melts to make your cheese sauce. It’d also be great with a cup of tomato soup and some crusty bread.Step 1: Put noodles, water, and salt into the Instant Pot, plop the lid on, and push a few buttons. Pair it with your favorite protein, or serve it with a simple veggie side dish like lemon green beans, roasted beets, roasted cauliflower, roasted tomatoes, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, or asparagus. This homemade macaroni and cheese recipe can double as a main and a side dish.

If you want to try more macaroni and cheese variations, check out my vegan mac and cheese or my cauliflower baked macaroni and cheese! Broil for 3 minutes, until the bread crumbs are golden brown.

Make baked mac and cheese. Transfer the finished stovetop mac to a baking dish, and top it with panko bread crumbs and grated Parmesan cheese.

Use your favorite pasta shape. I used classic elbow pasta, but cavatappi, orecchiette, farfalle, or little shells would all be good too.

Stir 1/2 teaspoon dried mustard powder or 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard into the cheese sauce. Of course, a classic basil pesto would be excellent, as would kale pesto, or any variety of pesto you like! See this post for some of my favorite variations.

Play with the pesto. I made my mac and cheese with a super-green spinach pepita pesto, and it was delicious.

I added steamed peas to mine, but steamed broccoli or asparagus or sautéed spinach would also be great mix-ins. In the book, Maria talks about how this mac and cheese recipe is a great template for all sorts of veggies. Maria’s recipe calls for all havarti cheese, but I like to make mine with 1/2 havarti and 1/2 sharp white cheddar cheese for a stronger flavor.

Grating the cheese yourself will yield the best oozy, creamy texture. One tip before you cook: steer clear of pre-shredded cheese here, which is often coated in starchy anti-caking agents.

Serve. Transfer the creamy pasta to plates and dot with pesto, basil, and red pepper flakes.

Add the pasta! Mix in the pasta until it’s warmed through, as well as any veggies you’re using (I added peas!).

Continuing whisking until the milk thickens, about 2 minutes, and then add the cheese, stirring until it melts completely. Whisk to create a smooth paste, and then stir in the milk. Melt butter in a pan and add flour to make a roux. You want it to be just al dente my elbow macaroni took only 5 minutes! With the pesto prepped, it comes together in a flash: To make it especially quick to assemble, blend up a batch of pesto ahead of time, or use store bought pesto in a pinch. Maria’s homemade mac and cheese recipe is SUPER easy to make, taking about 20 minutes from start to finish. When I got the book, I already had mac and cheese on my mind, and this Pesto Havarti Homemade Mac and Cheese recipe looked so creamy and delicious that I couldn’t resist giving it a try. And last (but definitely not least) you’re going to want to get this one for Maria’s amazing array of cookie and dessert recipes (think Key Lime Bars, Peanut Butter Pie with Cookie Crust, Deep Dish Brownie Cookies, and more!).

Though the book isn’t vegetarian, it includes an entire section of vegetarian main dishes, as well as veggie side dishes, salads, and soups.

#HOW TO DO THE CHEESE SAUCE FOR MAC AND CHEESE HOMEMADE FULL#

I’ve been friends with Maria of Two Peas and Their Pod for years so I couldn’t be more excited for her book to arrive! It’s full of nourishing, easy-to-make recipes that are all family-friendly, plus tips for meal prepping, grocery shopping, and cooking with kids. Luckily for me, the Two Peas & Their Pod Cookbook just came out. And though that too-yellow, powdered variety of mac and cheese is now a thing of the past for me, I still enjoy a good homemade mac and cheese on occasion. Growing up, my sister and I devoured mac and cheese out of the box. As I was planning what to post this fall, I realized that I’d never shared an easy, homemade mac and cheese recipe.