I'm a bit timid about making a roux and my waistline doesn't really need the extra butter so this simple cheese sauce suits me perfectly. Try it for yourself. Note: The quality of a cheese sauce is all about the cheese. If your cheddar is sharp enough mustard and Worcestershire are unnecessary. If not, then maybe a pinch of the one and a dash of the other would be a good idea.
This was a good, solid recipe. I used to serve over potato stuffed pasta shells and roasted brussel sprouts. I used 8 oz. of cheddar cheese and I used salt instead of garlic powder. I found that the longer I had the sauce on the stove, on low heat, the thicker the sauce became.
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Delicious! Super easy, too! I added some garlic clove and salt and pepper. Also, i used a four cheese italiano mix instead of chedder to reduce the fat. It was scrumptious! I was worried that the cheese would clump up like previous experiances, but it worked like a charm!
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Wow, very easy sauce, I didn't know what to make for my daughters 5th birthday party but I tagged this in 'Please Review my Recipe' and the idea came to me to make Chef Flower's Lasagna Lasagne. I made the sauce two ways, one using full cream milk and the other using lactose free milk. For the full cream I kept to the recipe but for the lactose free lasagne I left out the cheese, both lasagne's turned up golden brown and looked nice. Everyone said it tasted nice. Thank you 3KillerBs
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