Disneyland's Brisket Mac 'n Cheese Steals the Show at Reopening Event
Disneyland's Brisket Mac 'n Cheese Steals the Show at Reopening Event
Disneyland's Brisket Mac 'n Cheese Steals the Show at Reopening Event
Disneyland Resort is set to reopen on 30 April with a limited-capacity event called A Touch of Disney. Among the new food offerings, Brisket Mac 'n Cheese will take centre stage at Smokejumpers Grill. Guests can also recreate the dish at home using a recipe shared by Disney. The hearty dish combines elbow macaroni with a rich cheese sauce made from butter, flour, milk, cheddar, and cream cheese. On top sits tender smoked beef brisket, pickled red onions, and crispy fried shallots. A final drizzle of barbecue sauce completes the meal.
For those eager to try it at the park, mobile ordering is encouraged. This allows for contactless payment and faster service during the event. Visitors can also print the recipe at home or explore more Disney-inspired dishes using the hashtag #DisneyMagicMoments. The full recipe, including instructions for the pickled onions, fried shallots, and brisket, is available on the Disney Parks Blog and the Disneyland mobile app.
Brisket Mac 'n Cheese will be served exclusively at Smokejumpers Grill during A Touch of Disney. The recipe’s availability means fans can enjoy the dish beyond the park. The reopening event marks the return of both classic and new menu items for guests to experience.
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