I hope you guys enjoy this recipe for bacon cheese sauce! It gets a little clumpy after it cools down, so I do encourage you to serve it immediately. If you want to just pick up a spoon and go to town, I wonвЂ™t judge. This cheese sauce for broccoli is great onВ cauliflower or carrots, too! You could add in a little more milk and serve it with cooked elbow macaroni, if you wanted to go the carb route. Add in bacon pieces and serve immediately. Stir constantly until the cheese is melted and sauce is thickened. Reduce heat to medium-low and add in cheese. Keep whisking until you have a smooth roux. Stir until flour has absorbed all the drippings, then slowly pour in milk, mixingВ constantly with a whisk. Turn heat to medium and sprinkle in flour. Remove bacon, leaving fat drippings in pan. Bacon Cheese Sauce for BroccoliД¬ook bacon until crisp. IвЂ™m going to change it up a bit to make it a little more simple, but IвЂ™ll post a picture of the original recipe, in case you would rather follow it instead. I thought you guys might like it as well рџ‰ The original recipe requires cooking via a double boiler method. There are a ton of great recipes in this cookbook, but when I seeВ words like вЂњbaconвЂќ and вЂњcheeseвЂќ, I tendВ to gravitate towards such words. Inside the front cover was a typed (via typewriter) note with another recipe on it. I have decided to pick some random recipes from the books, recreate them, and share them here! TodayвЂ™s recipe comes from Farm JournalвЂ™s Country Cookbook: There were definitely some vintage books in the collection. At first, I was a bit overwhelmed by the sheer volume of it, but once I got digging around in the bins, I became pretty excited. It was my grandmotherвЂ™s, aunts and fatherвЂ™s entire life collection. And by a lot, I mean 36 large bins, filled with cookbooks.

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