I've watched people drop sixty dollars on artisanal cheeses and high-end pasta only to end up with a grainy, separated mess that looks more like a science experiment gone wrong than a meal. They find the Hungrymockingbird Mac And Cheese Recipe online, get excited by the photos, and then treat it like a box of Kraft. They rush the roux, they buy the wrong milk, or they use pre-shredded cheese from a plastic bag. By the time they realize the sauce isn't thickening or the oils have split into a greasy puddle at the bottom of the Dutch oven, they've wasted three hours and a significant chunk of their grocery budget. It’s a preventable tragedy that happens because most people don't respect the chemistry of a mornay sauce.
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