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My friend gave me a thing of Velveeta cheese today because she accidentally bought a second box of it when she already had some at home. I accepted it but I've never eaten it. I know it's a processed cheese, obviously, but what are some things I can eat with this Velveeta? (link)
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Queso is the best idea.
Mix the cheese with three to four ounces of milk and a can of Rotel tomatoes and green chilies. Melt it in a decent size pot over medium-medium high heat. Buy some tortilla chips. And if you want meat, some ground beef, minced garlic, onion powder, and cumin sautee'd will taste awesome. Light with the cumin, it's a strong spice.
Stir constantly, if you let it burn on the bottom it can make the entire pot taste like burnt. Once the queso is melted and you aren't stirring up chunks of cheese lower the heat.
If you make ground meat, cook it first and strain out the oil, then mix it back in with the queso once it's melted down.
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