Enjoy This Classic Baked Macaroni and Cheese Goodness With This Recipe That Will Remind You of Home
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I am one of those people who think that when you put cheese in any average dish, it will transform into at least something tolerable or something completely superb. Yes, I am a cheese person! I put cheese in almost everything, which is why one of my favorite home-cooked meals is Macaroni and Cheese.
If you were to attend one of our family reunions, you would notice one of my parents’ most favorite ways of embarrassing me is telling everyone about my childhood misbehavior. They will start with how chubby a kid I was and then end it with a tale of how they used to bribe me into going to school by promising Macaroni and Cheese for dinner. With the way I am able to eat half of a baking pan, I have to grudgingly agree that it might be true.
Photo courtesy of Kelley Chisholm and recipe courtesy of Tablespoon.Com.
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Quick Tip: Serve with buttered or garlic bread.
