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Finally, sprinkle with the crispy twiglet topping and return to grill and bake for a few minutes until the topping is bubbling and golden.The cheese will go stringy, but simply add 125- 150 ml of water and mix well to become the desired sauce consistency. Add in your cheeses and mix to combine.Once the pasta is cooked, switch the oven function to grill mode, and remove the casserole from the oven.Meanwhile in a small bowl, lightly bash the twiglets to a coarse crumb, add the parmesan cheese and the panko breadcrumbs.
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Using a wooden spoon gently stir to coat the macaroni in the sauce, cook for one minute, then place the lid onto the casserole pot and bake in the preheated oven for 12 - 14 mins until al dente. Add the macaroni and a generous seasoning of black pepper. After 3 minutes, you will see the sauce thickening up around the sides of the pan. The texture and richness of this mac n cheese are what make it stand out from the rest. What makes this recipe pass as traditional mac n cheese is its decadence. It’s a great recipe and definitely a more affordable alternative to the recipe I share in this post. Ensure you continue to whisk the mixture, so it does not catch on the bottom of the pan. A few years ago I shared a soy-free and oil-free non-diary mac n cheese recipe.
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Add 220ml water and turn the heat up to high heat.The mixture will thicken slightly, then add the remaining milk to the casserole pot. Add the Marmite and Dijon mustard and whisk them into the roux, then slowly pour in half of the milk, whisking constantly to ensure the roux dissolves into the milk mixture.Next, add the flour and whisk until combined forming a thick paste, stirring constantly cook for two minutes. When hot, add the butter and allow it to melt. Place a large casserole pot, which ideally has a lid, over medium heat.