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From the menu: Learn to make Farmview Market’s mac and cheese

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By C. W. Cameron
Jan 24, 2018

From the menu … Farmview Market, 2610 Eatonton Highway, Madison; 844-210-7030. farmviewmarket.com

I absolutely loved the macaroni and cheese served at the Farmview Market Café in Madison. It is probably some of the best mac and cheese I've had here in Georgia! I would love to have the recipe if it is available. I'd like to make it for a luncheon we're planning at CDC to thank all of the staff who deployed to CDC's Emergency Operations Center or to Puerto Rico, USVI, or American Samoa for our Zika response. — Joanne Cox, Monroe

Laura Rotroff of Farmview Market sent us the recipe for their macaroni and cheese in a quantity that could serve a battalion. We’ve cut it down quite a bit.

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