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  1. Just buy sodium citrate! That's what I do. I don't like a roux because it tastes floury and gives it a gravy like consistency. What ypubare doing is just making it way more complicated than it needs to be.

  2. Literally just turn down your heat dog. If you boil cheese it breaks apart and become grainy. Take it off the heat FIRST then add cheese.

  3. For anyone who thinks they can’t make Mac + cheese because of the roux – here’s a quick rundown to help.

    A roux basically means equal parts fat and flour. So if you did 1 tbsp of butter then you’d need 1 tbsp of flour.

    Start on medium heat and stay there until the end of the sauce (where you add the cheese). When you do your roux set a timer on your phone to cook out the flour for about 2-3 minutes. It’ll visually be a brown-ish stuck together consistency.

    When you’re adding in your liquid, do it slow and use a whisk the whole way through breaking up all of the clumps in between adding more liquid.

    Before you add in your cheese, lower the heat to lo or completely off, add your cheese in small handfuls and melt the cheese all the way in before adding ANYMORE cheese.

  4. My brother in Christ…. I’m sorry but If making a roux for mac and cheese is too much for you. Perhaps don’t make mac and cheese

  5. Use sodium citrate and thank me later, it's also in Velveeta if you just want to use a small portion of that for your sauce

  6. suggestion: put in some butter, and maybe a pinch of flour. This will make a "Roux", which is good for Mac And Cheese sauce

  7. Ok but the secret is more butter, less cheese. You don’t have to use the flour. Just butter, cheese, and heavy cream or milk. Use shredded cheese not cubed. I prefer to melt it medium low while stirring so nothing separates.

  8. Pan. Medium low heat. 2 tablespoon butter. Melt. 2 tablespoon flour. Mix until blended. Add 1/2 cup milk. Mix until blended. Add more milk. Mix. Add fist full of cheese. MIX! Add malk. MIXY MIX! Spice to desired flavour profile.

    Its super easy. Just dont let it get too hot or cold. Dont add milk too fast. Use equal butter and flour. Milk and cheese are kind of on the fly and up to the texture you want.

  9. That's like 35 dollars worth of cheese and butter! Hell no, I'm not putting in that much cheese and butter for a poor man's meal. I'm gonna go broke eating like that. I usually put in a fifth of the amount you put.

  10. In a pan add water cheddar parm bring to a boil add mascarpone melt all the way into the sauce season with salt and pepper add par cooked pasta of choice. There you go brother that will be a solid recipe just need to figure out the measurements it’s more cheddar than parm and a thick dolup of marsc

  11. lol I js cook my pasta, throw it into a pan with heavy cream, sprinkle in cheese and seasoning and that’s it if I don’t wanna make roux this is worse than just making a roux.

  12. Wait? People are to lazy to whisk flour and butter? Or are we to lazy to add the liquid in stages so we can whisk the lumps out? I’m not dirtying a handblender instead of a whisk.

  13. Mac and cheese without a roux is the best… Just use evaporated milk, some good cheese and some salt. I promise that's all you need.

  14. Absolutely not, I like creamy Mac and cheese I can’t eat it if it’s baked and stringy and clumpy like this 🤢

  15. Just get heavy cream ripping hot and mix in your cheese. The cream has enough fat to emulsify the cheese without breaking, no roux necessary.

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