If you see
powdered cheese in the bulk food stores, like The Dutchman’s in Cantril, Iowa, or Stringtown Market north of Kalona, Iowa, here’s how to use it to make your own macaroni and cheese in a hurry. I shared this with Myrna, and they liked it
at their house too.
What’s really nice
is that you can choose your own shape of pasta to use; my husband likes larger
elbows than what you get in those “blue boxes” and at Myrna’s they like smaller
“three-minute” pasta.
Macaroni and Powdered Cheese
4 Servings
Smaller Servings
6
ounces Elbow Macaroni
1 ½
ounces Powdered Cheese -- about 6
tablespoons
4
tablespoons Butter
3
tablespoons Skim Milk
Larger Servings
8
ounces Elbow Macaroni
2
ounces Powdered Cheese -- 1/2 cup
6
tablespoons Butter
4
tablespoons Milk
Side Dish Servings
4
ounces Elbow Macaroni
1
ounce Powdered Cheese -- about
1/4 cup
3 tablespoons
Butter
2
tablespoons Milk
Cook
macaroni 8 minutes, or as package directs for the kind you are using. Drain, do not rinse.
Melt butter
in same pan. Combine butter, milk and
cheese; mix well. Add drained macaroni,
stir. Reheat if necessary.
Thank you! I've wondered about how to DIY blue box mac n cheese! Now I just have to locate powdered cheese around here. I live in south central Arizona, and there's nary an Amish grocer around. The only place I've noticed powdered cheese online is the King Arthur Flour website and it is too expensive there for me to justify ordering. I suppose I shall google it and see what turns up. Thanks for the recipe!
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