- Cook pasta to "al dente." Subtract 1-2 minutes from cooking time on package directions.
- Different pasta shapes will have different volumes. One cup will hold more small pasta shapes (like elbow macaroni) than larger ones (like rotini or penne). In general, 1 pound uncooked pasta = 4 cups.
- Cheese measurements differ, and not all experts agree. The denser and moister the cheese, the more weight it will have by volume. Shred size is also a factor. A cup of large shreds will weigh more than a cup of feathery small shreds. 4 ounces Cheddar and Gouda = 1 cup shredded 2 ounces Feta and Blue = 1/3 cup crumbled .
- If you are making a béchamel sauce (butter + flour + milk) for the macaroni, add the milk very slowly, whisking constantly, for the perfect consistency.
- Semi-soft and semi-hard cheese, like Cheddar, Monterey Jack and Mozzarella, should be very cold for easy grating.
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Source: http://www.allthingsmacandcheese.com/tips-for-making-the-best-macaroni-and-cheese- recipes
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