Looking for help with Velveeta cheese, even nacho cheese would do. Thanks
You want a meltable cheese, or cheese sauce? I haven’t seen Velveeta, which isn’t really cheese in my book, but Costco has American in slices, or did last time I looked – that’s similar but real cheese.
If all else fails you could melt some butter (e.g. 2 Tablespoons) in a pan. When it foams, add some flour (2 T.), and whisk it for a couple minutes or until it starts to turn golden. Slowly add milk while stirring, e.g. 2 cups, and heat, stirring, until hot but not boiling. Then shredded cheese (e.g. American and Colby or mild Cheddar) a hundred grams at a time, whisking, to melt the cheese, until you get the consistency you want; taste and adjust. That’s just off the top of my head; you could search for a proven recipe if you like, on the internet.
Thanks again Dragonbones thaank goodness for Costco, keeps me happy. The recipe you gave was spot on.
[quote=“Dragonbones”]You want a meltable cheese, or cheese sauce? I haven’t seen Velveeta, which isn’t really cheese in my book, but Costco has American in slices, or did last time I looked – that’s similar but real cheese.
If all else fails you could melt some butter (e.g. 2 Tablespoons) in a pan. When it foams, add some flour (2 T.), and whisk it for a couple minutes or until it starts to turn golden. Slowly add milk while stirring, e.g. 2 cups, and heat, stirring, until hot but not boiling. Then shredded cheese (e.g. American and Colby or mild Cheddar) a hundred grams at a time, whisking, to melt the cheese, until you get the consistency you want; taste and adjust. That’s just off the top of my head; you could search for a proven recipe if you like, on the internet.[/quote]
THAT is my secret recipe for homemade mack and cheese!
And Velveeta is not cheese. Just to go on record.
I am completely shocked that y’all are asking us to actually go into the kitchen and COOK!
:no-no:
Learn to cook or go without what you want sometimes lol
How about Cheez Whiz in jars? If this is OK, check the filipino shops in Taipei on Chung Shan North Road close to Florida Bakery.