Ingredients
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1
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3
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1/4
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1
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1/2
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4
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1/4
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12
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2
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Directions
Baked Macaroni and Cheese with Stewed Tomatoes, Boy, does this bring back memories! When I was in high school, they served this every Friday in the cafeteria I guess they had to make sure we had our vegetables 🙂 It sounds gross, but I couldn’t wait until Fridays, the macaroni and tomatoes were so good together To this day, almost 20 years later, whenever I have baked macaroni & cheese, I crave stewed tomatoes With this recipe, I don’t have to , Great Recipe! So good! It reminds me of a life-long favorite quick comfort-food meal of 2 cans Delmonte original stewed tomatoes pured and heated to a high simmer, with 1/4-1/2 lb of diced Kraft Deluxe American Cheese slices stirred into it until thoroughly melted, poured over bowls of cooked & drained elbow macaroni , tasty recipe but i had to bake twice as long not quite sure what went wrong I only used 1 – 14 oz can of tomatoes (the recipe didn’t specify size or whether or not to drain) so I guessed and didn’t drain also added 1 tsp of dry mustard all in all i’d make it again leftovers will be yummy lightly fried thx for sharing
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Steps
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Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees. |
2
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Cook Macaroni According to Package Directions and Drain, Rinse and Set Aside. |
3
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in a Large Saucepan, Over Medium Heat, Heat the 3 Cups of Milk, Butter, Salt and Pepper Until Hot but not Boiling. |
4
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in a Small Bowl or Cup, Combine 1/4 Cup of Milk With the Cornstarch and Stir Until Dissolved. |
5
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Slowly Add This to the Hot Milk Mixture, Stirring Constantly With a Whisk. |
6
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When Mixture Has Thickened, Remove from Heat and Stir in 2 Cups of the Cheese Until Melted. |
7
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Pour Pasta Into a Large Mixing Bowl and Add the Cheese Mixture and the Stewed Tomatoes. |
8
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Mix Well Until Macaroni Is Well Coated. |
9
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Pour Into a Greased 9 X 13 Baking Dish or 3 Quart Casserole and Top With Remaining Cheese. |
10
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Bake For 35 to 45, or Until Golden Brown. |