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You might want to wonder why would you wish to prepare macaroni and cheese in a pressure cooker. When you cook it this way, the pasta can be infused with a lot of flavors. In this recipe, the pasta is cooked with a bit of hot sauce, and some dry mustard powder.
This gives the pasta a lot of flavors. For the cheeses, I am using two different types of cheese, a good Cheddar cheese, and some Monterey Jack cheese. I like this combination. The Cheddar provides a lovely color, and flavor.
The Monterey Jack cheese gives this dish a nice melt that you are certain to enjoy. For the hot sauce, you can use whatever you like. Tobasco, Frank’s Red Hot Sauce, both work well. I think this is an important ingredient for this recipe. You need a little bit of heat to make macaroni and cheese work well. The heat gives the dish some depth.
I am reluctant to try this recipe because the directions are unclear. Wouldn’t you perform an instant release on the pasta *before* draining it?? If so, why does that instruction _follow_ the instruction tondrain the pasta? Also, are you suppose to leave some of the pasta cooking water in the pot when you add the remaining ingredients??
Sounds like that’s what some of the commenters did, which made it soupy, plus it doesn’t sound very tasty. I actually have not used my instant pot yet, but am an experienced cook & have made crock pot mac ‘n’ cheese, so I have some idea of how the recipe should work. Thanks for your help.
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