mac and cheeze
makes 2 servings
It’s kind of funny, I wasn’t a junk food eater before I went raw, but seem to like these raw imitations! This one has that nice sticky mac and cheese feel, however, the squash gives it a little crunch. I guess you could wilt it a bit in the dehydrator to get a softer texture. This is pretty rich, so I ate it as a side dish. The cheeze sauce is not my recipe, it is from this site, it’s great!
Ingredients
- 1 butternut squash, spiralized and cut into 1 to 2 inch lengths
- a little drizzle of olive oil, optional
- freshly ground black pepper
- 1 batch "Rich Cheddar Sauce" from this website, http://www.goneraw.com/recipes/281-Rich-Cheddar-Sauce
Preparation
Spiralize your squash so that it resembles those 1-2 inch small diameter pasta tubes. You could also grate it, if making it by hand. Drizzle a little olive oil on it and toss. Make the cheddar sauce, I make it slightly thicker, either by using less water, more yeast or a combination. Drench the squash in the cheddar sauce, use as much of the batch as necessary, you may or may not use it all. Mix. Add freshly ground pepper to taste. This is pretty rich, so I ate it as a side dish.

Comments
rachel_akiko writes: (May 02, 2008)
Wow, this is like Butternut Squash Con Agli Olio and Rich Cheddar Sauce put together! YUM!
daniefon writes: (May 02, 2008)
that’s where I got the idea, I love both!
pianissima writes: (May 02, 2008)
you’ve certainly come a long way from junk food… that looks AMAZING!
RawFL writes: (May 02, 2008)
Looks delish! Who said mac and cheese is bad for you, lol. I will definitely be trying it. Thanks for the recipe.
harmonylia writes: (May 03, 2008)
oh my, I need to try this tomorrow! This is great! Thanks!
MontrealMommy writes: (May 03, 2008)
Wow I think I’ll try this Julienne in my food processor
Darkstar writes: (May 03, 2008)
Nice presentation! :)
Emeraldgem writes: (May 03, 2008)
Not bad.. I tried this last night.. I’m new to raw foods and I’m not quite a big fan of the nut sauces but this tasted pretty good.
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