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Mile 5 of Capital 10-Miler course.As forewarned, the additional time my distance running training is taking up has had an impact on my for getting all of the amazing recipes I am making translated to this dear blog of mine. I have hundreds of great photos cluttering my computer’s desktop, all waiting to be shared along with the stories that go with them. Upon returning home from running the course in Harrisburg on Saturday, I was wiped out and wanted to watch some cooking shows via our antennae that picks up a local public broadcasting station. Final cut pro x mac. Christopher Kimball’s was on.
On their Cook’s Country segment, they made a that inspired me to tweak my own. On the televisions show, Chris said the recipe was very good, we noticed lack of what we have determined to be a bit of with him – he touches his nose with his fork hand upon tasting an exclaiming how good a dish is when he really likes it.
I changed very little of my original recipe, I chose to used coconut milk. I omitted the wine and replaced it with the juice from a 14.5 oz can of no salt added Stewed Tomatoes. I then stirred in the tomatoes along with the cooked macaroni.
The increased volume required a 1 1/2 quart casserole for baking. Nothing else changed from my original. I agree with Chris, it’s a good recipe but it didn’t knock my socks off. It needed just a little more brightness but was quite satisfying with a large herbed salad today.
Plant based milksA taste test of plant based milks was long overdue and we decided that an important factor would be in how they tasted applied to a couple of standard recipes. I pulled out my big red book of magic, the Betty Crocker Spellbook (note animal sacrifice on cover – ugh!), and set out to adapt a couple of recipes that relied on cow’s milk and cheeses into decent vegan recipes. First was good ol’ Mac & Cheese. I will be straight up in letting you know that the differences between the 3 milks that we tried were negligible in this test.
They all pretty much cooked up the same way in the roux and it didn’t matter which of the vegan cheese products I added, they all separated a bit and really needed a topping of bread crumbs to absorb some of the greasiness that rose to the surface during baking. It’s always nice to know we have a friendlier, vegan version of a rib sticking comfort food. We were quite pleased with the resulting recipe and, after putting my head together with Amy, have decided to call it. Mac & Pleeze taste test (Rice, Coconut, Soy milks) Mac & Pleaze 1 Cup uncooked elbow macaroni 2 Tablespoons of 2 Tablespoons Flour 1 C plant-based milk 2 Tablespoons white wine 1/3 Cup nutritional yeast 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder 1/2 teaspoon paprika a few dashes cayenne 1 Cup or 10 slices of 1/3 Cup bread crumbs Cook the macaroni according to the directions on its box. Melt the Earth Balance and stir in flour. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly until the mixture is smooth and bubbly.
Slowly add your plant based milk of choice and white wine. Heat to boiling; stirring constantly. Boil and continue stirring for 1 minute while stirring in nutritional yeast, garlic, paprika and cayenne. Remove from heat. Continue stirring, gradually adding the vegan cheese until completely melted. Place macaroni in ungreased 1 quart casserole. Stir cheese sauce into macaroni.
Top with bread crumbs and bake uncovered 350° for 30 minutes.