How to Make the Silkiest Mac and Cheese | Genevieve Ko | Cooking 101 | NYT Cooking
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Genevieve shares her expert tricks for super-silky stovetop mac and cheese. This mac and cheese feels alive the way a crashing wave does, each mouthful crackly and silky as the crunch of toasted crumbs slides into a riptide of cheese sauce. To get that pairing of creamy pasta and crunchy top, her recipe starts with a classic French sauce and ends with a quick run under the broiler.
It’s not as effortless as store-bought options, but it doesn’t take that long and its real-cheesiness is incomparable. It’s also a great way to learn how to cook, because the methods for preparing the sauce can be applied to all kinds of dishes, whether casseroles or cream puffs. These tricks will not only give you a truly impressive mac and cheese, but also teach you more foundational techniques.
This video is part of Cooking 101, our series on kitchen fundamentals. Every episode covers a different technique, with tips and recipes from expert guest hosts to set you up for success.
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Genevieve shares her expert tricks for super-silky stovetop mac and cheese. This mac and cheese feels alive the way a crashing wave does, each mouthful crackly and silky as the crunch of toasted crumbs slides into a riptide of cheese sauce. To get that pairing of creamy pasta and crunchy top, her recipe starts with a classic French sauce and ends with a quick run under the broiler.
It’s not as effortless as store-bought options, but it doesn’t take that long and its real-cheesiness is incomparable. It’s also a great way to learn how to cook, because the methods for preparing the sauce can be applied to all kinds of dishes, whether casseroles or cream puffs. These tricks will not only give you a truly impressive mac and cheese, but also teach you more foundational techniques.
This video is part of Cooking 101, our series on kitchen fundamentals. Every episode covers a different technique, with tips and recipes from expert guest hosts to set you up for success.
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