Or you could just buy the Stouffer’s version

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Our food writer Eric Kim loves Stouffer’s-style creamy mac and cheese so he tested and retested until he recreated the perfect recipe. https://nyti.ms/3URmAen

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1594405276169383936

Creamy Baked Macaroni and Cheese Recipe (Gift Recipe)

This macaroni and cheese recipe, inspired by Stouffer’s, delivers the best of all worlds: creamy, saucy comfort, with a consistency that’s slightly more set than a stovetop version, thanks to a final bake in the oven. It stays voluptuous and molten as a result of a higher ratio of sauce to noodles, which are cooked completely so they don’t soak up as much liquid. The Velveeta is necessary here, as it has sodium citrate, which prevents the sauce from separating in the oven. Elbow macaroni works fine, but cavatappi is an especially fun shape to eat with its telephone-cord bounciness.

NYT Cooking
Look, just six easy steps. Prep time 1 hour.
@BGrueskin step 7: Drive to ER for chest pain.
@BGrueskin I’m a fan of the Good Eats version that ends by toasting some panko with melted butter, spreading that over the top of the finished Mac and cheese, then putting it under the broiler for a few minutes.
@BGrueskin No content warning? Velveeta??
@BGrueskin *incredulously raises eyebrow as NYT starts making unexpected macaroni and cheese noises*
@BGrueskin that is just embarrassing