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Alice Waters: The Art of Simple Food; Day 12; Recipe 17 |
Otherwise known as macaroni and cheese. This was a simple concoction of fusilli, a roux, cheese, and breadcrumbs. However, Alice Waters leaves the choice of cheese up to you, warning against mozzarella and blue cheeses. The reason I decided to make this tonight was because I needed to use up both milk and cheese that had been around for a little while. The cheese ended up being 3/4 comte and 1/4 Kirkham's Lancashire. I know that I shouldn't be wasting a $30 per pound cheese on a dish like this, but it saved me from spending money on another cheese. I have to say that the gratin came out really well, cooked well, not oily or fatty, but it did not have enough cheese flavor. However, I think that was because of the cheeses I used. They just didn't bring enough oomph. I would definitely try this recipe again, but using stronger-flavored cheese. It gets macaroni and cheese right.
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