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The best part? This skillet meal is ready in 30 minutes or less. Macaroni and ground beef are coated in a cheesy, creamy, seasoned sauce. Looking for a nostalgic comfort food meal? If you grew up on hamburger helper, you'll love this cheeseburger macaroni made from scratch. All you need is a single pan and thirty minutes. Beef and macaroni come together in a cheesy and flavorful seasoned sauce. I love both jobs.Cheeseburger Macaroni Skillet Meal is a from-scratch version of the classic Hamburger Helper. I am a Substitute Playground Supervisor and a Crossing Guard at an Elementary School.

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The sauce will completely thicken on its own.

Once sauce has somewhat thickened, remove from heat and let stand.

You might need to lower the heat again.

Stir constantly so that it doesn't start to stick to the bottom of the skillet.

With one hand, slowly add the sauce mixture to the hamburger mixture, while stirring constantly with the other hand.

Add the packet of sauce mix/powder and shake vigorously or stir in cup very well, until sauce mix/powder is completely dissolved and there are no lumps in it.

In a shaker bottle or large cup, mix the half and half and the 1/2 cup water.

Drain the water from the macaroni and rinse with hot water.

Don't remove the meat from the skillet.

When the meat is done, drain the grease from the skillet and return skillet to the burner.

Boil until the macaroni is done and tender.

Bring the 3 cups of water to a boil in a small saucepan.

Do not add water to it unless there isn't enough fat in the meat.

Brown the meat in a medium sized skillet.The amount of milk and/or water used may be different with the other Hamburger Helper "flavors"" I had to use a prep time in order for 'Zaar editing to accept the recipe, so it, as well as cook time, are approximate. You can use milk instead of the half and half if you are watching your fat and calories. This is really good with green beans or corn. I have found that this "flavor" tastes really good with Italian Sausage. You can also use any ground meat in this recipe. I use half the meat that the ingredients list calls for, because I find that 1 pound tends to be a little too much meat for my taste. With the ones that call for milk, they come out so nice and creamy if made this way. The overall flavor tends to have little starchy taste to it, so I make it my own way. I have noticed though, that if made according to the directions on the box, the sauce thickens before the pasta can completely cook and it comes out a little "pasty".