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EASY CROCK POT MAC AND CHEESE ALLRECIPES FREE

Evaporated milk is often used to provide a creaminess or body without the fat of real cream.

EASY CROCK POT MAC AND CHEESE ALLRECIPES FREE

No evaporated milk? No problem! Feel free to use regular milk or half and half in place of the evaporated milk.

You can use a variety of cheeses that work great for this recipe: Monterey Jack, Gruyere, Havarti, Emmental, Fontina or Gouda.

If you don’t like eggs, you can simply omit them from the recipe, the eggs will just make the sauce thicker and creamier.

Here are some sides that you can serve along with this dish:īalsamic Parmesan Roasted Asparagus and Tomatoes Some Tips

Turn the heat down to low, then stir in the cheese and cook for another 3 minutes or until the cheese melts. Melt in the butter, then stir in the egg/milk mixture.

Combine the pasta with everything else: Drain the pasta and return to pot.

Combine the ingredients for the sauce: Meanwhile, in a small bowl whisk together the evaporated milk, eggs, dry mustard, hot sauce, salt and pepper.

Prepare the Pasta: Boil the macaroni according to package instructions, for 8 to 10 minutes or until al dente.

Hot Sauce – I love to use any kind of hot sauce I have handy just to add a bit more flavor to the whole dish.

Milk – Evaporated milk works great in the base sauce, but any kind of milk works well too.

Eggs – I used 2 large eggs to whisk into the base sauce.

Seasoning – salt and pepper is just fine to add onto this recipe, but if you prefer anything extra like chili flakes or Italian seasoning, go ahead.

Cheese – Even though I used cheddar cheese here, you can confidently work with whatever cheese you have handy that melts well and has a saltier taste such as Monterey Jack, Gouda, Fontina or Havarti.

Pasta – I like to use the elbow macaroni pasta, but you can use any kind of small pasta or even spaghetti to make your recipe.

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