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link to nestie food blog?

Can someone link me to the blog please? I need the mac and cheese recipe and of course I can't find it.  
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Re: link to nestie food blog?

  • Hey Shan, I don't have that blog handy, but if you mean the crock pot one.  Here you go!

    1 box of Rotini pasta
    2 cups cheddar jack, shredded
    2 cups Monterey jack, shredded
    Half of a large block of Velveeta
    3 cups milk
    Garlic salt
    Butter – ½ stick (optional)
    Bread crumbs, any flavor (optional but highly recommended)

    1.
    Boil a pot of water for the pasta.
    2. Cook ½ time on box – usually about 7 minutes.
    3. Strain pasta.
    4. Place pasta and all ingredients in the crock pot, mixing together.
    5. Cook on high for 2 hours or low for 4 hours.
    6. If you put on low, make sure to check periodically, as it sometimes is done sooner.
    7. Approximately 30-45 minutes before the macaroni and cheese is done, sprinkle breadcrumbs on top.
    8. When breadcrumbs are crispy, it is ready.

  • Thank you both. The Mac and cheese is bubbling away :)
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  • I forgot about this blog!  I got a new computer a few months ago and lost all my bookmarks.  I will be making the WW chicken cordon bleu very soon!
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  • You guys read my mind.  I was just coming on to ask for this recipe!
    Mrs. JEGs
    est 7.17.10 
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    Hunter Fillmore
    October 1, 2011 

  • OMG which one of you is having me over for dinner??????
  • Potentially dumb question:  can elbows be subbed in for rotini?  I am making this for the monster's birthday party, and I can just see my nieces and nephews not eating it because it's not the "right" kind of pasta.  
    Mrs. JEGs
    est 7.17.10 
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    Hunter Fillmore
    October 1, 2011 

  • Potentially dumb question:  can elbows be subbed in for rotini?  I am making this for the monster's birthday party, and I can just see my nieces and nephews not eating it because it's not the "right" kind of pasta.  
    I don't see why not.  My sister, who  made up the recipe, just liked rotini because she thought the cheese "stuck" better.
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