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Report on dry Macaroni Ounces vs Cups
The original question y'all helped me with was how many cupos of dry
small macaroni would equal 24 ounces. This was for a doubled batch of
Alton Brown's Baked Mac' & Cheese recipe.
I used six cups of dry mac and do think it would have been better,
moister(sp?), and cheesier with just five. I ended up making all
according to his tell, but duidn;t have [powdered] ground mustard so I
used ground brown mustard seeds, which turned out to have less of the
'sharp' mustard flavor than I would prefer. I also added leftover
slices of Provolone and Muenster to each dish along with the overall
24 ounces of sharp Cheddar, plus crushed Cheezits to the buttered
Panko topping.
Doubling the recipe with the six cups of dry mac' gave me four dishes
containing six servings each, and four single-serve dishes as well.
Thanks again for the measure conversion help, 'twas a successful
enough bake for giving, freezing and for lunch with my Marines....Picks
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Re: Report on dry Macaroni Ounces vs Cups
JeanineAlyse wrote:
> The original question y'all helped me with was how many cupos of dry
> small macaroni would equal 24 ounces. This was for a doubled batch of
> Alton Brown's Baked Mac' & Cheese recipe.
>
> I used six cups of dry mac and do think it would have been better,
> moister(sp?), and cheesier with just five. I ended up making all
> according to his tell, but duidn;t have [powdered] ground mustard so I
> used ground brown mustard seeds, which turned out to have less of the
> 'sharp' mustard flavor than I would prefer. I also added leftover
> slices of Provolone and Muenster to each dish along with the overall
> 24 ounces of sharp Cheddar, plus crushed Cheezits to the buttered
> Panko topping.
That mustard and cheddar cheese is a favorite flavor combo of mine but i
try to get some garlic and oregano in there with it.
A favorite treat of mine is to rub a hot slice of toasted sourdough
bread with a cut clove of garlic, butter it, sprinkle with oregano and
then add a slice of cheddar cheese and place in the microwave for about
30 - 45 seconds. Just enough to heat the cheese without making the
toast soggy. Under the broiler for a minute or 2 is even better but
convenience usually trumps the connoisseur in me.
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