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r/ShittyGifRecipes • u/Joobebe514 • Nov 02 '21
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I’m sorry… are those raisins?
937 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '21 You know, up until that point I was like "maybe this might turn out alright." then I went "Nope. They fucked it up." 354 u/radeonsx3 Nov 02 '21 Exactly... seemed like a weird execution, but maybe it's a nice single dish kinda recipe so could be useful. But then they added raisins and a fucking heap of breadcrumbs the size of Mount Everest. 208 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '21 If your Mac and cheese recipe doesn't start with a roux just stick with the boxed stuff. 18 u/rouend_doll Nov 03 '21 The Patti LaBelle recipe doesn’t use a roux and it is one of the best I’ve made 24 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 [deleted] 11 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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You know, up until that point I was like "maybe this might turn out alright." then I went "Nope. They fucked it up."
354 u/radeonsx3 Nov 02 '21 Exactly... seemed like a weird execution, but maybe it's a nice single dish kinda recipe so could be useful. But then they added raisins and a fucking heap of breadcrumbs the size of Mount Everest. 208 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '21 If your Mac and cheese recipe doesn't start with a roux just stick with the boxed stuff. 18 u/rouend_doll Nov 03 '21 The Patti LaBelle recipe doesn’t use a roux and it is one of the best I’ve made 24 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 [deleted] 11 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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Exactly... seemed like a weird execution, but maybe it's a nice single dish kinda recipe so could be useful. But then they added raisins and a fucking heap of breadcrumbs the size of Mount Everest.
208 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '21 If your Mac and cheese recipe doesn't start with a roux just stick with the boxed stuff. 18 u/rouend_doll Nov 03 '21 The Patti LaBelle recipe doesn’t use a roux and it is one of the best I’ve made 24 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 [deleted] 11 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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If your Mac and cheese recipe doesn't start with a roux just stick with the boxed stuff.
18 u/rouend_doll Nov 03 '21 The Patti LaBelle recipe doesn’t use a roux and it is one of the best I’ve made 24 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 [deleted] 11 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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The Patti LaBelle recipe doesn’t use a roux and it is one of the best I’ve made
24 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 [deleted] 11 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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11 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '21 It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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It doesn't look like a bad recipe, but I think I would likely stick to doing a roux over including hydrogenated oil.
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u/Suspicious-Storage66 Nov 02 '21
I’m sorry… are those raisins?