The word ‘duh’ comes to mind….Īs it turns out, you need to make a Mornay. You can’t make a mac and cheese without cheese. I know what you’re asking right about now: Where’s the cheese? Hold on a second. A béchamel is made by boiling milk and adding a roux, a mixture of butter and flour (used to thicken the milk), rendering it a thicker and velvety cream. The classic recipe, her very own, is based on a béchamel sauce.
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Her recipe is still practiced by classically trained chefs to this day however, and can be found at quality restaurants who know just how to make a mean mac and cheese. In fact I’m laughing my head off imagining Raffald holding said packet up to the light, wondering just what in heaven’s sake it is. You won’t find any powdered yellow cheese in a sachet here.
Now the recipe that appears in this publication of hers is very different than what we see today at our local grocery store in the freezer section.
Now we can all make a mean mac and cheese at home thanks to Kraft, but when going out, just where can we get the absolute best mac and cheese?Īnd what of the inventor of this wildly popular dish? Well, according to Wikipedia, the dish was invented by Elizabeth Raffald, and the recipe first appeared in her book, published in 1769, The Experienced English Housekeeper. The inventor of the simple dish known as mac and cheese can rest easy knowing that the meal is one enjoyed by millions the world over. Mac and cheese go together like a warm cup of tea on a severely cold day like a plunge into the depths of a cold pool on a sweltering summer afternoon. By Domenic Marinelli 1 week ago Follow Tweet
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