A cheese/roux sauce is really simple it just needs constant attention.
You will need:
25g plain flour
25g plain butter or margerine
250ml milk
100g cheese
pepper for seaoning
1) Over a low heat in a pan melt the butter
2)Take it off the heat and add the flour with continuous stirring-don't worry if it's lumpy.
3)Slowly add the milk and keep whisking,put it on a gentle heat for 15 mins to thicken up.
4)Add the cheese and keep whisking till sauce is thick and cheese is dissolved.
5)Add pepper.
Easy Broccoli and Cheese
1 16 ounce package frozen broccoli florets
1 T butter
1/4 cup milk
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
salt and pepper to taste
Microwave broccoli according to the directions on the package, until tender.
Mix butter in with cooked broccoli until melted.
Pour the milk and mayo into a small microwave safe bowl and mix well.
Microwave on high for 1 minute
Stir cheddar cheese into the mayo mixture and return to microwave for another minute
Stir well, until all cheese is melted.
Serve sauce over well-drained broccoli.
Add salt and pepper to taste.
I take a little butter and flour in a hot sauce pan and make a roux. Cook this until blonde, about 45 seconds stirring constantly. Then add cheese whiz and milk. perfect for all types of vegetables.
The easiest cheese sauce is probably the one you make with Velveeta or a similar processed cheese. Just melt it in milk and stir until it's smooth. The best and most versatile cheese sauce is based on a white sauce (flour toasted in butter and then milk added and cooked to thicken). When you've made the white sauce you can add any type of cheese you like and stir until it's melted and smooth. You can even mix cheeses in the white sauce to get the flavor you like best.
there is no certain way of making cook sauce so just go to the store and buy some :)
Between the baked patatoes and the broccoli (with cheese sauce).
ALL vegetables are good for you! Just eliminate the sauces on them....no butter sauce or white sauce on the peas, no cheese sauce on the broccoli.
No more than 2 hours. Less time is better.
yes, it would.
I have never heard it is bad for you. -Possibly if you have a tendency for retaining water or gout.
There are several ways to use leftover nacho cheese. It can be used to make a spicy mac and cheese or added to a cheesy soup. It goes great on baked potatoes or broccoli as well.
An easy recipe is spaghetti with broccoli and meat sauce. Cook the spaghetti and steam the broccoli then toss them together. Serve with meat sauce on top or on the side for picky eaters, and top with parmesan cheese.
Some easy recipes for mac and cheese are Broccoli Mac and Cheese with Bacon and Potato Nugget Topping, Baked Macaroni and Cheese. One other idea would be Cheese Sauce or baked Mac and Cheese.
Yes because my great, great grandpapa went to mount Everest and had broccoli and cheese (cold cheese and broccoli) for his dinner!
White wine, creamy garlic mashed potatoes, blanched/steamed broccoli in a lemon cream sauce. Pineapple sherbet for dessert.
A good way to make Alfredo sauce is to use quality ingredients. Alfredo sauce is essentially made with Parmesan cheese and butter. The cheese melting emulsifies and creates a smooth and creamy sauce.
My method would be to steem the vegetables to ur desired texture, usually until they still have a little bit of their crunch. Then I would use the cheese packet from a box of mac n cheese, put it in a sauce pan and add a bit of water to dissolve the powder and prolly put in some velveeta to melt in with it. Pour the cheese sauce over the vegies and tada!