

One type of milk stands out – Evaporated Milk. However, all varieties of milk can be used for your macaroni and cheese. If possible, avoid pre-shredded cheese – this type of cheese has additives to prevent it from sticking that cause the cheese to not melt properly and the sauce to become grainy.There are varieties of milk available today in the supermarkets and we have a plethora of options to choose from such as whole, skimmed, condensed, evaporated, and plant-based milk.Good quality cheese is the star of this recipe! The smaller the shred the easier it will melt.Using evaporated milk will produce creamier results over regular milk.To get it as creamy as it can get, stir slowly and gently so as not to break up the noodles.

Just a few simple tips to make the best stovetop mac and cheese recipe ever! Add more water 1/4 cup at a time if needed until the noodles are tender.īefore you add the cheese in, you will want to make sure there is some liquid in the bottom of the pot (image below) before you add the cheese as this is what creates the sauce. The amount of liquid needed can vary based on the type of pasta and even varies from brand to brand. This macaroni is boiled directly in the milk/water mixture.

Why buy the blue box of pre-packaged mac and cheese when it is SO easy to make homemade stovetop mac and cheese? This recipe delivers creamy cheesy flavor in no time at all! Quick and creamy, this stovetop mac and cheese recipe will be a go-to for years to come!
