Ingredients
- A pot
- Two cups of water
- A box of macaroni (any shapes and cheese should all ready be in there)
- Milk and Butter
- You can also add a seasoning of your choice
Steps
- Gather the ingredients and supplies listed Make sure you don't leave any out! It will ruin this delicious meal.
- Set the stove range to about medium high. If you want, you can bring it down slightly. This makes it take longer.
- Pour about two cups of water in a large pot. It should be about two inches away from the rim.
- Place the pot on the stove range.
- Pour the macaroni in. There should be about three inches of water between the top of the pot.Make sure to take out the cheese!
- Let it sit for about ten minutes, stirring occasionally. The noodles should be about an inch long when the ten minutes is up.
- Put the top on it and take it to the sink to drain. Make sure all the water is gone.
- Then pour the milk and butter in. Let it sit for a while, then add the mac and cheese again.
- Mix in cheese until nice and creamy.
- Sprinkle pepper on it. Even though it may sound a little weird, the pepper makes the cheese taste like Parmesan.
- Serve and enjoy!
Tips
- If you can't drain without spilling half the noodles, use a strainer.
- Sometimes, you can keep a little bit of water in and let the cheese get rich and creamy.
Warnings
- Watch the boiling water and use common sense.
- Macaroni cheese is hot when it is first cooked.
Things You'll Need
- Stove range
- Pot, about six inches high
- Twelve inch spoon
- Strainer (optional)
- Pot top. This holds the steam in.
- A bowl
- A spoon
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