I make this dish
with goat Gouda, which is definitely my favorite kind of Gouda.
Not exact matches
They use
goat cheese, smoked
gouda, and cheddar and top it off
with panko bread crumbs.
You could replace it
with regular
Gouda or cheddar, I suppose, the dish will still taste good, but then you will only have a regular mac and cheese
with zucchini and lemon flavor and kind of miss the point of this particular pasta dish, which is the
goat Gouda flavor.
It's not trying too hard
with fig spread or melted double - cream brie or
goat gouda (although don't get me wrong — I love and need all of those things, too).
This week's al fresco had lots of the old (Mary's crackers, smoked trout and fried green beans),
with a few new (
goat gouda, fig jam -LSB-!!]
I didn't have any rye flour or
goat cheese at hand, so substituted
with spelt flour and
gouda cheese instead.
4 tablespoons butter (divided) 1 large red onion, sliced 2 cloves garlic, chopped 2 cups small, hot, finger - size green chiles (Bhutanese Jitshe chiles or Ancho chiles) 1 cup water 6 ounces Bhutanese Datshi or crumbled mild
goat cheese 6 ounces grated pecorino or
Gouda cheese 4 small potatoes, peeled, sliced 1/4 ″ thick and cooked in salted water 1/2 cup milk mixed
with 1 tsp.