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Posted: 11/9/2006 2:05:51 PM | OMG!! KD!! The greatest invention since the wheel! 
Can't believe as a chef that I Love it soooo much.
Slice up some smoked sausage(keilbasa) and half-moon it and fry it in butter til brown and then add it before the cheese sauce. Yummmmmmy!
Crabmeat
Chunked ham
Ground beef
chicken strips and broccoli
fishsticks
Kraft Deluxe and a can of Hormel chili is pretty dawgawn good too!
Many more....
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Posted: 9/9/2009 4:48:27 AM | ok...so homemade is usually better... although I've had a few that were dry or mushy orthe worst-clumpy....shiver
but somewhere we all have our hidden comfort foods and some of them stem from a part of childhood or a particular time when life wasn't so great... and someone made us a meal that made it all a little better... it probably had nothing to do with the meal, but that is what we associate the memory with
That's why, hidden at the back of my cupboard is one box of regular KD
sautee up one onion... see using the word sautee adds class:)
add bround beef, season with pepper and steak spice
mix into prepared KD
mmmm mmmm mmmm... don't tell, but sometimes I even add a little heinz ketchup to top it off
my version of cheeseburger mac... works for me about once a year | |
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| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 9/9/2009 5:56:33 AM | i use family size and cook elbows till not quite done.then i mix the cheese in and add 1 lb jimmy dean breakfast sausage pre cooked , 1 cup of diced green peppers and onions and i put it in a casserol pan and mix a box of jiffy cornbread mix and pur it over top and bake till cornbread is done. i have added alot of other things over time also like corn or mushrooms also.
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| Here's a interesting one: What fun things can you do with Kraft Dinner?
Posted: 9/10/2009 3:57:56 AM | To the poster who says you can't get laid for having KD, I beg to differ. At this stage of my life, just coming home and finding a man cooking for me means he's gonna get laid. LOL.
My dad raised me and I was sometimes a picky eater. Go figure a picky 13 year old girl. Well he used to sautee onions, celery and carrot with mushrooms until they were soft. Cook the mac and cheese about halfway and prepare it with cooked bacon and onion mixture. He may have added some garlic too, not sure. He put in in a baking dish and added shredded cheddar and something for a cracker crumb topping. It was so good. I haven't thought of this in years. I should try some of this soon: | |
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