There's nothing quite like the joy of digging into a bubbling, golden macaroni and cheese straight from the oven. If you've been missing this comfort food classic, the New York Times Cooking section has got you covered with a fail-safe recipe that's sure to hit the spot. This mouth-watering dish , which ranks among the site's most-loved recipes, is the creation of Pulitzer Prize-winning food writer Julia Moskin.
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"I've made this recipe probably a half-dozen times," one reviewer shared. Another added: "It's a quick, no-fail mac-n-cheese casserole. I've also amped up the flavor a bit by adding more dried mustard and some red chili powder.
This one is my go-to!" The top-rated review suggests just one tweak: "This is now my go-to Mac and Cheese, with only one alteration to the recipe as published. "Omit the added salt. It was way too salty with it.
Here is a helpful hint: if you combine all ingredients in your baking dish in the morning, and let it sit in the fridge during the day, it will cook in half the time." Mak.
