It’s the side dish no Sunday dinner should be without. To take this staple dish to the next level, keep one of these mouth-watering recipes close by. Show 01 Aunt Chelle’s Three Cheese Macaroni and Cheese This delicious and delectable recipe is courtesy of Rev Run’s sister-in-law Michelle Jones, who as seen on the Cooking Channel’s Rev Run’s Sunday Suppers can throw down in the kitchen. Her family favorite specialty calls for three different types of cheeses that make it creamy and extra yummy. The Cooking Channel02 Over the Rainbow Mac and Cheese Come on now, Ms. Patti! Not only is Patti LaBelle an award-winning singer, but her recipe for Macaroni and Cheese is worthy of all the prizes. With eight cheese, yes EIGHT, the flavors melt together for something so good you’ll always want more.
03 5 Cheese Macaroni and Cheese Chef G Garvin kills it in the kitchen and his take on the southern comfort food staple is of no exception. With five cheeses, different flavors and an amazing preparation time, cooking up this classic dish using this recipe makes bringing Mac and Cheese to the dinner table easy. 04 Bacon Mac and Cheese You can never go wrong with two things: Bacon and cheese. This Pat and Gina Neely recipe combines two flavors for a smoky and savory side dish that is the best of both worlds. Food Network05 Lobster Mac and Cheese Where there is a will, there’s a way and for Lobster Mac and Cheese, we will always stay! This recipe is to. die. for. It’s creamy texture and buttery taste are everything and more. The New York Times06 Mac and Cheese and Greens Chef Marcus Samuelsson’s Mac and Greens is a dish we want to try right now. The famous chef gives us the combination of two southern staples and we couldn’t be happier. The recipe is found in his cookbook, Marcus Off Duty, and it’s a perfect 2-for-1 dish to serve at dinner. Paul Brissman07 Gluten-Free Mac and Cheese Should you need an option that poses no threat to a gluten allergy, this is it. Using a crisp-puffed-rice cereal, the classic staple doesn’t lose its lovable qualities from it and will still leave you ready to dig in. Martha Stewart08 Classic Creamy Baked Mac and Cheese You can never go wrong with a creamy mac and cheese especially when it has some kick! The Kitchenista adds some extra flavor to this classic recipe and it will seriously make your mouth water. The Kitchenista09 Bacon Mac and Cheese Bites These little bites are now the perfect go-to appetizer. Whether it’s on a game day or at a party, this recipe will be a favorite among guests. An added bonus is that can be prepped and rewarmed just in time to serve up as an amazing bite-sized treat. The Gunny Sack10 Chili Mac and Cheese You can’t go wrong with something hearty and comforting—so chili mac and cheese is the perfect option come winter time. This one pot recipe makes cooking up this delicious dinner option easy and painless. Damn Delicious11 Macaroni and Cheese with Butternut Squash Combine fall seasonal favorite butternut squash with the mac and cheese and voila you have a new magical recipe to rely on! The flavors mix together wonderfully for a rich dish. Martha Stewart12 Creamy Buffalo Macaroni and Cheese A little bit of chicken, some hot sauce and a whole lot of cheese never hurt nobody! This creamy buffalo bacon chicken macaroni and cheese is a sure way to amplify the traditional staple with flavors to die for. Carl’s Bad Cravings13 No-Grain Creamy “Mac” and Cheese If you’re in need of a gluten and soy free option, stop looking because we’ve found it for you. With the option of parsnips or leeks, A Soulful Twist gives you the choice of making this recipe with healthy ingredients in mind. A Soulful Twist14 The Smith’s Mac & Cheese New York restaurant The Smith serves up an amazing Mac and Cheese and because of executive chef and co-owner Glenn Harris, you can recreate the show-stopping side dish in the comforts of your own kitchen! This recipe calls for a mix and melt of multiple cheeses might actually be heaven on a fork. The Smith15 Spicy Mac and Cheese This recipe adds a little bit of spice and it is oh-so-nice. The extra kick of flavor in Sunny Anderson’s spice dish makes this side dish more and more delectable with every bite. Food Network16 Fried Mac and Cheese It’s deep fried and it’s delicious. You can’t go wrong. This recipe is a little time consuming but it won’t be regrettable. And the best part is you can pop them in the freezer and save them for later! Spicy Southern Kitchen17 Spicy Roasted Vegetable Macaroni and Cheese Veggies and Cheese? Sign us up! This recipe is creamy and dreamy with colors and flavors so vibrant both our eyes and our taste buds will be left satisfied. An added bonus? It’s butter-free! The Comfort of Cooking18 Breakfast Mac and Cheese Who said the morning wasn’t the right time for Mac and Cheese? No one, that’s who! This recipe calls for the addition of sausage and tops it off with hash browns. If there was ever the need to combine breakfast and dinner, this is a go-to how-to. Is it cheaper to make your own mac and cheese?The average cost of fancy mac and cheese is 7 bucks and above. Obviously, storebought is much cheaper, but making your own oven mac and cheese with multiple kinds of cheese can be done for as little as 1 dollar per serving. And it's better than 99 percent of the other mac and cheeses out there. Take it or leave it bud.
Can you make Patti Labelle's mac and cheese ahead of time?This also makes it easier to prepare the macaroni and cheese in advance. If you're making it a day or two before, refrigerate it unbaked, until you're ready to serve it, and then bake it in a 350-degree oven for at least 20 minutes, or until it's hot and bubbling.
How does Gordon Ramsay make his mac and cheese?To make Gordon Ramsay's mac and cheese, boil macaroni and milk for 10 minutes in a pot. Remove the pot from the heat. Then, add butter, cheese, salt, and pepper, and mix well. Top the mac and cheese with breadcrumbs and serve.
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