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1. Begin melting 4 tablespoons of butter in a pan over low-medium heat, add in 4 tablespoons of flour halfway through the melting process and let them cook together(stirring constantly) for a few minutes. 2. Add 2 cups of warm milk(or cream if you are a skinny bastard) and whisk it over medium heat until it begins to simmer and thicken. 3. Throw in some of that spice shit(I like salt, pepper, mustard powder, chili flakes and Worcestershire sauce) 4. Add grated sharp cheddar and/or whatever other cheese you like. This white sauce can take a lot of cheese, so play around with however much you like. 5. Stir in your cooked pasta and A) Eat it as it is because it's already delicious, or B) Bake it in the oven with some breadcrumbs(preferably panko and some seasoning on top, like a snowstorm of chili flakes because you are a fucking manly man.) 6. Spend the next month making this and only this. | ||
Dance.
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Can of tuna. Peas. | ||
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On March 17 2011 02:27 Myrkskog wrote: 20 minute Mac and Cheese with lots for leftovers, maybe. 1. Begin melting 4 tablespoons of butter in a pan over low-medium heat, add in 4 tablespoons of flour halfway through the melting process and let them cook together(stirring constantly) for a few minutes. 2. Add 2 cups of warm milk(or cream if you are a skinny bastard) and whisk it over medium heat until it begins to simmer and thicken. 3. Throw in some of that spice shit(I like salt, pepper, mustard powder, chili flakes and Worcestershire sauce) 4. Add grated sharp cheddar and/or whatever other cheese you like. This white sauce can take a lot of cheese, so play around with however much you like. 5. Stir in your cooked pasta and A) Eat it as it is because it's already delicious, or B) Bake it in the oven with some breadcrumbs(preferably panko and some seasoning on top, like a snowstorm of chili flakes because you are a fucking manly man.) 6. Spend the next month making this and only this. I'm pretty sure he explicitely stated that he needed advise for making it without the use of an oven though. | ||
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- Pepper - Salt - Ranch Dressing (YES! SO good!) - Chicken (cut it up into smallish pieces) - scrambled eggs - Hot sauce (Tapatio) - Peas - A1 sauce (don't knock it before you try it :D ) - Bacon (microwaveable kind) - Steak - Tuna - hamburger meat For the meat products you can just microwave them until cooked fully, or even buy a bag of pre-cooked meat pieces that you can just heat up. Can't remember any more but give it a shot! | ||
RoosterSamurai
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Oh also, don't cook it in the microwave. | ||
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mister.bubbles
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Two boxes of Mac and Cheese- Throw out the pasta in one, keep the cheese sauce. Can of tuna. Peas.^ This right here. Instead of sacrificing the pasta in one I just melt some real cheese in though. I use some kind of Safeway brand Mac and Cheese which is actually fantastic though so I don't know how it compares to anything else since I'm addicted to it. Oh, and when I was a kid my dad would make Mac an Cheese with some Bovril in it and that was pretty good too, but I'm sure most boulion type stuff would help. | ||
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