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momaofglutenfree Newbie

I am wanting to make a mac and cheese recipe that calls for cheddar cheese soup.  Anyone know a substitute for this?  Campbell's has gluten :-(


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cyclinglady Grand Master

Just look up a white sauce recipe.  Butter, cornstarch and milk.  Melt butter.  Add cornstarch to COLD milk, mix well  and then slowly add to the butter to avoid lumps, stirring constantly.  Cook a minute or two.    Add cheese of your choice, pepper and salt to taste.  You can make cream of celery, chicken, or mushroom with a basic white sauce recipe 

Ennis-TX Grand Master

...I use my vegan cheese sauce recipes in cheesy casserole dishes....they can be bit iffy....I just used my vegan bacon cheese mix and poured it over a large rectangle baking dish of broccoli and topped with shredded vegan cheddar Sunday for this weeks veggie dish. Check the recipe blog on my profile I have various vegan cheese dishes on their, the whole nut ones are creamier the coconut flour ones can be a bit gritty.

stacieb Apprentice

try ragu double cheddar sauce

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