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New to this forum from Ontario, Canada. Have been using a charcoal bullet smoker for over ten years and needed a change. Bought an OBS last year and have enjoyed the ease. Made just about everything including a new smoked mac n cheese which I will post. Hello all...

Habanero Smoker

Hi At,


Welcome to the forum.

Looking forward to your smoked mac n cheese post.



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At

Mac n Cheese posted....recipes in development. Let me know how it is

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Quote from: At on July 02, 2024, 02:41:56 PMNew to this forum from Ontario, Canada. Have been using a charcoal bullet smoker for over ten years and needed a change. Bought an OBS last year and have enjoyed the ease. Made just about everything including a new smoked mac n cheese which I will post. Hello all...
Hello, I would really like to ask for your ew smoked mac n cheese recipe

At

Its posted in the recipes under development section

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Made twice in OBS. The best mac n cheese recipe I've used. We used old or extra old cheddar. Try to grate your own and not use the pre-grated cheese due to anti-clumping additives. Its rich but great as a side. Left overs are amazing, hold or cold. It wont disappoint. I used seasoned salt in place of all purpose seasoning and Frank's Red Hot sauce. I did mine at around 250° for two hours with one hour of smoke. As long as the dish starts bubbling it's good to go.  Made for 10 people over the last two times and everyone raved about it and wanted the recipe. It's from Malcolm Reed at howtobbqright.

Smoked Mac & Cheese Recipe – 2 Tablespoons Butter – 2 Tablespoons Flour – 2 Cups Heavy Cream – 1LB. Extra Sharp Cheddar (shredded) – ½LB. Monterey Jack (shredded) – 1-2 Tablespoons Hot Sauce – 2 teaspoons All Purpose Seasoning – 1 Cup Mayo – 1 Cup Sour Cream – 12oz Elbow Macaroni Noodles – 1/2 Cup Panko – 12oz Thin Sliced Bacon Get your smoker up to 350 degrees and allow to stabilize for 15 – 20 minutes.  Prepare pasta (al dente) according to package directions and set aside. Grate both cheeses and set aside.
aside.Cook bacon until crispy (we suggest placing bacon on a baking sheet and placing in a 400 degree oven for 10 – 15 minutes. You want the bacon to be crispy and not limp). Immediately remove bacon from baking sheet and allow to drain on a paper towel. Finely chop bacon with food processor and set aside. In saucepan, heat 2 tablespoons of butter and 2 tablespoons of flour over medium heat. Cook until the roux starts smelling a little nutty. At that point, add 1/2 cup of the heavy cream and stir until sauce thickens. Add an additional 1/2 cup of heavy cream and stir for 1-2 minutes and then add final 1 cup of heavy cream and stir until sauce is smooth and thick. Add grated cheese to sauce slowly stirring until the cheese is blended and sauce is smooth and creamy. Add 1-2 tablespoons of your favorite hot sauce (depending on the heat level you desire) and the All Purpose seasoning.
Mix together pasta, sauce, mayo and sour cream and pour into a smoker-safe dish. If possible, use a 13-inch cast iron skillet – and make sure it has been oil, seasoned or sprayed with a good non-stick spray. Be sure not to over-fill.
If a darker crust is desired for mac & cheese, place skillet in oven, under the broiler, 4 inches from the heat, until gold and bubbly. Serve immediately. Can be done in the oven as well but added smoke flavour is a must.



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Thanks for posting this recipe. I'm going to try this. Malcom Reed does come up with some real good recipes.



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Edward176

Greetings At and welcome to the forum.