

You can reheat in the microwave, or covered in the oven at 350F for 10-15 minutes. Store in an airtight container and keep refrigerated up to 4 days. This is the trick for perfectly saucy mac and cheese. After many years of mac and cheese mixing, I’ve found that thicker sauces can turn your mac and cheese into a bit of a brick. Once the pasta is mixed in and has a chance to sit for 5-10 minutes and soak up some sauce and cool down, it’ll also thicken up quite a bit. You might find that the sauce looks a bit thin, but don’t worry! It’ll thicken up as it simmers, and will also get substantially thicker when you add the grated cheeses.

Dried mustard – You can use regular mustard instead.Milk – I used 2%, however any type you have is fine.1.5 tbsp cornstarch mixed with a bit of water will work for a gluten-free alternative. Olive oil –Safflower, sunflower, canola, or avocado oils will work instead.Garlic – Use more or less as you prefer.Onion – White onion works best, but use whatever you have handy.

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Keeps scrolling down to the recipe card for a list of FULL ingredient amounts and instructions or click the “ Jump the Recipe” button at the top of the page! Toss in some peas, broccoli, even sautéed mushrooms! Anything hidden in that cheesy sauce sauce will go down easy. This is also a fantastic way to sneak some healthy vegetables into yours, or someone else’s diet. The silky, cheesy sauce, soft noodles, it’s just a dream come true! I thought I’d bulk it up today and create a full meal packed with chicken for you.

Mac and cheese has always been a top contender for my favorite comfort foods. It’s the comfort meal you’ve been craving! Try is straight out of the pot, or follow my easy additional instructions to bake it. My Chicken Mac and Cheese is perfectly saucy, made with both stretchy mozzarella and sharp cheddar.
