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Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna M. White
Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna M. White









Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna M. White

This pizza recipe has a delicious New York or Neopolitan style dough that works up perfectly every time, and is SO flavorful from the long rest time in the fridge. Happily, after years of trial and error, I managed to do just that.

Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna M. White

The first few times I made it, it took me 45-minutes to an hour, just trying to balance all the steps and chop the onion and cheese…these days I can get it on the table in under 30 minutes. This is the recipe my kids regularly ask me to make for birthdays and special occasions. My kids don’t like onions as a rule, but it lends a flavor here that takes the dish to the next level. I highly recommend buying Kraft or another brand whose ingredients are cheddar and whey and milk, not the cheaper versions that use oil to thin the cheese. I know some people will wrinkle their nose at the American cheese, but it’s used here because it melts better than the alternatives, for that creamy sauce you crave. This mac and cheese uses ingredients you likely already have in your kitchen.

Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna M. White

In fact, macaroni was so popular a dish that the word itself began to be used to mean “stylish,” like we see in the song “Yankee Doodle.” (Did you wonder why someone was sticking a feather in his cap and calling it a pasta? There you go!” This Recipe What we know is that English and American colonial housewives were writing down their “receipts” for pasta layered with cheese and butter for well over three hundred years. Perhaps Kraft has made it a “kid’s dish,” and maybe we think of it as being fairly modern, but in actually, the oldest surviving recipes for Macaroni and Cheese date back to the early 1700s! It’s believed that it was originally Parisian, though the facts are a bit murky there. And really, I feel no need to apologize for my love.











Shadowed Loyalty by Roseanna M. White