Sequestration Meal #11
I've read that "chili mac"--macaroni and cheese and chili mixed together--is some sort of Midwestern classic. Not being from the Midwest, and never having lived there, I have to take the word of what I've read. But given that my forays into Midwestern cookery have introduced me to magical things like tater tot casserole, I figured now was the time to try it.
This was leftover Annie's boxed vegan macaroni and cheese with canned vegetarian chili (mine is vegan, but says "vegetarian" on the label). I topped it with some scallions, though I only had the light green parts left. Because it didn't seem quite saucy enough, I added a bit of water and melted some Daiya cheddar shreds in it.
This was surprisingly good. I think proper chili mac--made from scratch--would be better. But we're sequestered, and have all sorts of physical responses to stress, and we take what we can get.
This was leftover Annie's boxed vegan macaroni and cheese with canned vegetarian chili (mine is vegan, but says "vegetarian" on the label). I topped it with some scallions, though I only had the light green parts left. Because it didn't seem quite saucy enough, I added a bit of water and melted some Daiya cheddar shreds in it.
This was surprisingly good. I think proper chili mac--made from scratch--would be better. But we're sequestered, and have all sorts of physical responses to stress, and we take what we can get.
This is a good mix! Though I always make my chili so I can make it without any chili. ;)
ReplyDeleteIf there's no chili in it, isn't it just bean stew? (I do love a good bean stew, but I have a hard time picturing that.)
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