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Homemade Mac & Cheese = WIN!

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That doesn't make much sense because sweetened condensed milk is so thick that you need a spoon to remove it from the can, whereas evaporated (unsweetened) milk pours from the can with no help on your part. How could somebody mix the two up?
 
That doesn't make much sense because sweetened condensed milk is so thick that you need a spoon to remove it from the can, whereas evaporated (unsweetened) milk pours from the can with no help on your part. How could somebody mix the two up?

I opened 4 cans (lid off), and dumped them all in. That 4th one was pretty obvious. Looked like a can of goat semen. Yep, just like it.
 
Making a cheese sauce isn't rocket science. Start with bechamel and add a cheese you like that melts well.

Bechamel is easy - a tablespoon of butter and flour to make a roux, per tbsp of milk that you want to thicken. So 4/4 to thicken 4 cups of whole milk, which is enough bechamel to make a whole lot of cheese sauce. Classical recipes say to add some onion and clove to the roux, but it's also good plain as a sauce base or even with some nutmeg. Cook the roux a little bit (blonde), add your milk and bring just about up to a boil, then incorporate your cheese and you have a sauce.

Add to par-cooked pasta, put in a casserole dish, top with something crunchy if you like, and some more cheese. Bake it covered until done, then go under the broiler for a bit to get a crust. Macaroni and cheese.
 
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