Mac and Cheese — Meatless Monday
By:
Maria Russo

Tara Donne, Food Network
The ultimate family-friendly feast, macaroni and cheese is a timeless dish that can feed a crowd. Ina Garten’s dressed-up version of this classic favorite features smooth and creamy Gruyere and extra-sharp cheddar cheeses and fresh tomato slices. Best of all, this easy weeknight pick bakes for just 30 minutes.
Serve Food Network Magazine’s Roasted Root Vegetables for a side of healthy, in-season eats.
Meatless Monday , an international movement, encourages people everywhere to cut meat one day a week for personal and planetary health. Browse more Meatless Monday recipes.
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