8 cheese Mac n cheese

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The Royal treatment: 8 Cheese Mac n Cheese, the Queen of Comfort Foods

MAC n cheese, the warm, gooey, crowd-pleasing pasta bake that never fails to hits the spot. While simplicity is often the soulmate of this classic dish, some of us desire greater complexity, a bolder flavor profile that pushes boundaries and tantalizes the palate. Enter: the illustrious 8-CHEESE MAC n Cheese.

This regal renovation takes the humble original dish and elevates it by incorporating a rich array of artisanal cheeses. That’s right, 8 different types of cheese that work harmoniously to melt together in a sauce-pasta symphony that soothes the soul.

The Cheeses

  1. Creamline Cheddar: Providing richness and depth, the robust, sharp cheddar we all know and love supplies the foundation for the umami bomb that ensues.
  2. Provolone: Italian Stallion of cheese, proving that its mellow warmth and subtle saltiness enhances the overall blend while standing up to the others boldly.
  3. Gruyère AOP: This revered Swizz cheese adds the essential "oomph!" layer, its creamy essence bridging the gap between bitterness and sweetness.
  4. Parmesan:. A sprinkle of wisdom imbues this 20-hour-aged Italian gold standard throughout, its crystallized particles imbuing a sophisticated funk.
  5. Brillat-Savarin: A creamy indulger with a whispering sigh of butter, Brilliat-Savarin awakes the senses with lassitude, melting down fearlessly.
  6. Brie: Whippin’ out all-weather charm, fresh-curd Brie surreally imparts an elegant elegance to the medley…
  7. Vouvray: Chénons, a winey-white Cheddar that teabags the bitter note beneath the surface, cleansing us with its crystallinity after the richness of this creamy soup.
    8.. Gouda: Ah, but you should’ve seen the room empty out when I entered uninvited; Young Limburger, our mopey, but then Muenster Goo, the Mysteriousness that is a world tour through the taste.
    Here, the sum-of-that-which-is-sogether: 8 types at a time: An elegant balance of a well-thought-out menu by hand.

A Gauging of Taste, before, after

Piling these 8 chees, one by one to measure their impact. Our tasters, from simple MAC n cheese aficionado-obsessives all and one, with more elaborate expectations, will each appreciate their own.

Here how our taste buds performed…and the rest; at this point, for it to be perfect at perfect; the most impressive Mac n cheese experience our kitchen ever had…

By virtue of the cheeses array a subtle, though pronounced symphony of tastes averted by the subtle tang or pungency.
That said, in essence:

  • 1) for 2 we do have a better overall and balanced taste with slightly varied.
  • a4) 6

If there’s an award 8-CHEESES MAC n CHEEse is the Best- ever created, no debate possible we will have, even one.
What would my parents say? 8-CHEESENT mac n cheese that just, in its moment-of-perfection; not more or less.

But still we have more reasons enjoy.

8 Cheese Mac n Cheese

Ingredients:

-Sharp Cheddar
-Gouda
-Gruyère
-Swiss
-Mozzarella
-Colby jack
-Asiago
-Parmesan

About 1/2oz each for topping,
About 1oz each for sauce.

16fl oz heavy cream
1/2c – 1c. Whole milk (if needed)

To taste:
-Salt
-Pepper
-Garlic powder
-Onion powder/dehydrated minced onion
-Crushed red pepper
-Paprika
-Basil
-Parsley
-Oregano

-Medium-large shells

Directions:

  1. Separate out your cheeses for the toppings and sauce.

  2. Cook noodles according to package then drain and add to a large casserole dish.

  3. In a pot, warm 16fl oz of heavy cream + 1/2c – 1c of whole milk as needed.

  4. Once simmering add all the cheese, slowly stirring in between handfuls until completely combined.

  5. Add all seasonings to taste.

  6. Add sauce to the casserole dish and mix to combine.

  7. Top with leftover cheese.

  8. Bake for 30mins then switch to broil on low until golden brown and bubbling. About 2-3 minutes.

  9. Serve immediately.

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