- Be careful not to burn the garlic. You want it to gently sizzle in the butter so that the garlic releases its flavor. If you burn the garlic, the sauce will be bitter and inedible.
- Cook on low heat. The base of this sauce is a mixture of butter, flour and milk also called a roux. If you burn the roux, there is no going back, so make sure not to cook it on high heat.
- Don't boil the sauce after adding the cheese. Sometimes the sauce can curdle at too high heat.
- Adjust the thickness as desired. The sauce thickens as it cools, but you can also thin it out by mixing in a few tablespoons of milk until you reach the desired consistency.
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