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    in this instance you don't want your roux to turn brown. A bechamel sauce is a white sauce

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    dj_rice, we're making this in a couple of hours. at what point do we want to add the shredded cheese? after or during when we add the milk?

    thanks a lot, things are going great! our condo smells awesome

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    Originally posted by nonlinear
    dj_rice, we're making this in a couple of hours. at what point do we want to add the shredded cheese? after or during when we add the milk?

    thanks a lot, things are going great! our condo smells awesome

    You make the bechamel first, and once your finished making that then add the cheese
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    also this method of cheese sauce can be used for mac and cheese.

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    supposedly its like cheezewhiz, a bit of lemon juice, pepper, and if you want it a bit spicey throw in some of those red pepper flakes.

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    Originally posted by BigDannyCool
    also this method of cheese sauce can be used for mac and cheese.

    Mac n Cheese, Lasagna
    Originally posted by GTS Jeff
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    can you also use it as fondue sauce?

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    Originally posted by nonlinear
    can you also use it as fondue sauce?


    No, cheese fondue is made with wine as the liquid and is heated throughout the entire meal, if you used the bechamel as ur fondue sauce....my guess would be, either the emulsion would break leaving you with butter liquid and milk or it'll get thick as a mofo and prolly end up burning eventually so no
    Originally posted by GTS Jeff
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    thanks again dj_rice

    finished dinner about an hour ago. the cheese bechemel was awesome, and exactly what we were looking for. thanks again

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    All that and no pics? boo.

    next time add bacon.

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    Originally posted by nonlinear
    thanks again dj_rice

    finished dinner about an hour ago. the cheese bechemel was awesome, and exactly what we were looking for. thanks again

    Sounds good, what would of made it even more awesome is pouring the sauce over the cauliflower, than adding some breadcrumbs and more cheese on top and throwing it in the oven to develop a nice crunchy crust to give it a texture contrast
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    Originally posted by szw
    All that and no pics? boo.

    next time add bacon.
    oh, we've got pics LOL i'll try and get them off the sam this evening and post them up here

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    Add plenty of SMEGMA

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    My dad makes a cheese sauce for broccoli and cauliflower. You take a can of cream of mushroom soup and a bunch of cheddar and melt them together. If it's too liquidy you add a tiny bit of flour since you won't taste the flour but it'll thicken it up. Delicious and simple. But you have to stir it constantly or it'll burn on the bottom of the pot.

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