MAC & CHEESE


 HOW TO MAKE MAC & CHEESE?

YOU ALL NEED:

  • 1lb of cooked elbows
  • 1 large brick of Medium cheddar cheese
  • Milk

Directions:

    Grated into a pot add milk slowly as ur heating it up on stove stirring constantly until its a smooth and thickened.

    Then add 1lb of cooked elbows into cheese pot (keep elbows hot do not cool them down after cooking.cheese will not stick)

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