mac and cheese typo it's 8 tbs of butter Thanks Chanda

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Got it...typo is easy to do, huh? That's a good easy recipe and I think I will

make it for my nephews crowd of guys that come play video games all weekend once

a month.....................Thanks again, Donna

 

Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote:ahhhh typo!!

make that 8 tbs of butter!!!!

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Chanda/Maria

Thursday, March 24, 2005 11:46 PM

Re: Ostara (easter) feast mac & cheese Hi Chanda

 

 

a.. 1 lb. of macaroni noodles

b.. 2 1/2 cups whole milk

c.. 4 tablespoon of flour

d.. 4 tablespoons of butter

e.. 16 oz cooper sharp cheese

Preheat oven to 375 degrees. cook the macaroni or tubular pasta of your

choice. make a white sauce from the butter, milk, and flour. If the sauce gets

too thick add a little more milk. add the cheese. You can get this sliced at the

deli, and just put it in, no grating involved. It HAS to be the cooper sharp,

nothing else will do ) pour macs into a roasting pan and pour cheese sauce

over. bake for one half hour. Like 10 minutes before macs are done very very

lightly sprinkle, and I say lightly, a dusting of bread crumbs. )

This was my grandmom's recipe. My mom has a delicious one too, I will post it

tomorrow, that one is for spaghetti and cheese, and much different but just as

yummy.

Thanks for asking and blessings,

Chanda

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GeminiDragon

Thursday, March 24, 2005 7:53 PM

Re: Ostara (easter) feast mac & cheese Hi

Chanda

 

 

send in your mac & cheese recipe, pretty please.......................Donna

 

Chanda/Maria <puterwitch wrote:had our Easter dinner last night

as my hubby and daughter will be gone for Easter, soooooo they had ham also, but

I had all the other goodies:

asparagus, homemade mac and cheese (mine is the best) stewed tomatoes, baked

apples, pineapple stuffing, and baked beans. all very much to yum about )

 

Blessings,

Chanda

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organic_homestead

Thursday, March 24, 2005 4:56 PM

Ostara (easter) feast

 

 

 

Although we do not celebrate easter in the religious sense, we are

getting together with my dad. I'd like to have it center around food;

but James and I will need to bring something if we want to eat.

 

What are some of you making? I was thinking maybe a quiche; I like

making quiche with smoked gouda, it makes it taste like it has bacon

in it. And of course, asparagus is finally in season!

 

Denise