How to Make Kraft® Macaroni and Cheese
Fill a pot or pan about three-quarters full of water and bring to a boil., While the water is coming to a boil, get out your ingredients., Pour in the macaroni when the water reaches a rolling boil and bubbles are actively rising to the top., Drain...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Fill a pot or pan about three-quarters full of water and bring to a boil.
There's no need to measure the water, since you'll be draining the noodles later. -
Step 2: While the water is coming to a boil
Measure 1/4 cup milk and cut off the amount of butter you'll need.
The instructions call for more butter, but if you like it creamy, use the full amount. , Lower the heat to medium-high.
Stir a few times so they won't stick together. , Turn off the heat.
Pour the macaroni back into the pan. , Keep stirring until the noodles are coated and the butter is completely melted. ,,, -
Step 3: get out your ingredients.
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Step 4: Pour in the macaroni when the water reaches a rolling boil and bubbles are actively rising to the top.
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Step 5: Drain the macaroni when they soften (you can tell by tasting it
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Step 6: or having good timing).
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Step 7: Add the butter and stir.
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Step 8: Pour in the cheese sauce
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Step 9: making sure to get all of the powder from the corners.
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Step 10: Pour milk over the sauce
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Step 11: and then stir everything together
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Step 12: working from the edge of the pot inwards
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Step 13: in a folding motion.
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Step 14: Scoop into a bowl and enjoy your meal!
Detailed Guide
There's no need to measure the water, since you'll be draining the noodles later.
Measure 1/4 cup milk and cut off the amount of butter you'll need.
The instructions call for more butter, but if you like it creamy, use the full amount. , Lower the heat to medium-high.
Stir a few times so they won't stick together. , Turn off the heat.
Pour the macaroni back into the pan. , Keep stirring until the noodles are coated and the butter is completely melted. ,,,
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