Heavenly Mac and Cheese

"This is very rich with all the real butter, cheese and pasta, but the wonderful taste makes the extra calories well worth it! Wonderful comfort food!"
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat oven to 375 degrees.
  • Spray large glass baking dish with olive oil.
  • Fill bottom with sliced mushrooms.
  • Melt 4 Tablespns. real butter and remove from heat.
  • Add 4 Tablespns. flour slowly, stir till there are no lumps.
  • Return to heat and sizzle a little.
  • Add gradually, while stirring constantly, 2 cups whole milk.
  • Salt, pepper, garlic salt and parsley flakes to mixture (to your taste).
  • As it starts to thicken, add a very generous 1-1/2 cups sharp New York cheese.
  • cut in pieces. Stir, turn off heat and cover.
  • Cook until not quite done 8 oz. Barilla Mostaccioli pasta.
  • Drain.
  • Place all of the sauce in glass baking dish on top of mushrooms. It’s okay if cheese is not totally melted (better, actually).
  • Add drained pasta slowly. You may not need all of the pasta. Be sure to.
  • leave it kind of soupy and don’t add too much pasta.
  • Bake 40 minutes and then stand back when it’s attacked.
  • *Note: Sometimes I use one cup buttermilk and one cup whole or skim milk.

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I've been widowed since 2005. My husband and I had planned to retire in Washington, so when he passed away, I made the move for both of us, and I'm so very happy I did. I love the great, tall evergreens that are everywhere and the thousands of lakes, one of whih I can see and practically touch from my back deck. I'm the mother of a daughter, married with two gorgeous boys, ages 9 and 4, and also the mother of a 34-year old son who is enjoying the single life. My parents immigrated from Italy when they were children, and actually went through Ellis Island. I'm very proud of my Italian heritage.
 
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