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Mari O.
February 17, 2019
I do it with partially thawed steak fries, (cut in chunks), coarsely diced onions, diagonally sliced celery, white sauce with cheese, a little mayo stirred into sauce & a touch of dinon mustard, a drained can of tuna, covered with aluminum foil & baked @ 350° F for an hour.
Jennifer S.
March 2, 2018
(Homemade, of course) mac & cheese dressed up with broccoli, tomatoes and hot dogs. I guess if you're feeling fancy you could use smoked sausage instead :D
Jacqueline S.
February 18, 2018
So, Tater Tots come into my freezer when my dearly loved comes shopping. Gotta be Tater Tots (not some off brand). Well, one day during the holiday season, it occurred to me that they taste like latkes. So, hey serve them with sour cream and/or apple sauce. Can't eat them any other way - but will try the "gratin" approach. So "mac n cheese"? Ours is with matzah farfel and not mac at all - the kids rather have it that way
Christa J.
February 18, 2018
I'm thinking of adding some crumbled bacon with the cheese topping. And if there are leftovers (I know, IF), add broth and milk, take the stick blender to it, and make yummy cheesy potato soup.
Jennifer B.
February 18, 2018
I'm starving now and I just woke up to see all if this yumminess! Lol I'm headed to the kitchen. This is definitely a diversion from tater tot casserole but it could become a new adaptation! Mmmm...
Nancy
February 14, 2018
Of course! The macaroni is there as an easy, quick cooking carrier for the sauce.
So, Yes tater tots!
And maybe gnocchi if you're feeling ambitious...?!
So, Yes tater tots!
And maybe gnocchi if you're feeling ambitious...?!
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