What’s a good combination of food paired with mac and cheese?
I’m making dinner and I need to form a meal around mac and cheese?
So some form of protein and whatever…
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Cheese is a protein. I like baked potates with macoroni cheese. You can use the cheese sauce over the potato. And it provides a good, healthy (with no butter) accompaniment to fill you up. Cheap also. And delicious and easy to do.
What do you suggest for the chicken?
Recipe, flavor, something…
Or if you insist on another protein, then a simple, plain griled port chop goes great with the cheesy sauce.
elijah.reamer wrote:
What do you suggest for the chicken?
Recipe, flavor, something…
It’s chicken, there are a million different ways you can do it. Just make whatever kind you like.
Well what kind of chicken pairs best with mac and cheese, and most likely mixed vegs.
chicken florentine is really easy. you just get heavy whipping cream, chopped spinach and some tomatoes on top if you want.
I think that you already have a sauce with the macaroni cheese, so do a baked potato and/or a simple grilled pork chop, and you are sorted. Could also add some boiled or steamed broccoli, which will be super healthy and tasty.
I can’t do pork, I have a vegetarian amongst me.
Yes, my mother eats chicken.(Theres many different kinds of vegetarians)
elijah.reamer wrote:
Yes, my mother eats chicken.(Theres many different kinds of vegetarians)
That’s not a vegatarian, that’s a picky eater.
That’s not a veg*n.
It’s called something else, but it’s not veg*n.
Oh well whatever, she just dont eat meat.
ugh… forget it. She doesn’t eat BEEF or pork or lamb or deer and so on…
So anywayssss…. What other kinds of chicken could I make?
Haha.
Honestly, there’s two Annons going at you. Sorry =/
I think a regular chicken breast would be nice.
That’s what my mom made all the time before I became a vegetarian.
Pork chops and spinach
corn on the cob.
so chicken has been decided, now…what kind?
elijah.reamer wrote:
any seasoning or anything?
Nope, no seasoning. Just use the cheese =]
Ok, thats one choice. Other chicken types?
Broiled is good or shish kabob.
I’m just gonna fry some chicken in a pan, salt and pepper for seasoning.
Any ideas to spruce it up?
lemon juice?
Spruce it up?
Drizzle chocolate over it.
Or something else…that would taste good =/
paprika.
fried onions.
elijah.reamer wrote:
Anonymous wrote:…
Google.
Look up “chicken recipes” you’ll get billions of recipes.
thats to hard to pick from, and I need something to pair with the mac and cheese.
don’t got any.
Anonymous wrote:
Grab a cookbook.
I don’t think that’ll taste good for some reason.
Anonymous wrote:
Fry the chicken in lemon juice.
Umm…
Cook it with onions and green peppers. I’ve been told that’s really good.
Live fry the onions and peppers then put the chicken in.
Will this pair with the mac and cheese?
Anonymous wrote:
Umm…Cook it with onions and green peppers. I’ve been told that’s really good.Live fry the onions and peppers then put the chicken in.
elijah.reamer wrote:
I don’t think that’ll taste good for some reason.Anonymous wrote:
Fry the chicken in lemon juice.
well your reason might want to be revisited. Its good.
chunkymove wrote:
elijah.reamer wrote:well your reason might want to be revisited. Its good.
I don’t think that’ll taste good for some reason.
Anonymous wrote:
Fry the chicken in lemon juice.
I meant along with the mac and cheese.
elijah.reamer wrote:
I meant along with the mac and cheese.
understood, comment withdrawn.
I can’t believe no one said this already.
Tuna!
Pea’s. peas are really good but not protein.
canned tuna or pretty much any kind of fish.
Mahi Mahi.
Jeez…
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