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rlbond86 07-05-2007 07:50 AM

Alfredo Sauce
 
Ok guys, I was hoping for some Alfredo sauce recipes. I have no idea how to make this stuff and I thought someone would have a great recipe!

Dilbert1234567 07-05-2007 08:22 AM

the simple one i cna do off the top of my head:

bit of butter and some diced garlic in a pan, saute the garlic until it's tender, then add a cup or 2 of cream and some white pepper (or black if you dont mind the specks). reduce the heat but let it boil. as it boils, cut the heat and pour over your hot noodles, stir in about half as much parmesan cheese, gently stir until it melts into the cream. put a bit of parsely on it and your good, nutmeg too is wonderful.

vanblah 07-05-2007 08:33 AM

Grate a wedge of Romano (I am a firm believer in grating it rather than buying pre-grated; there's a huge difference in taste I've found). The grated cheese should be powdery. You can use as much or as little as you like. The more you use the thicker the sauce will be. Too much though and it'll be gritty.

Sautée a small amount of garlic and/or onion in a little butter. I remove the bits of garlic and onion after sautéeing ... but you don't have to.

Bring two cups of cream to just under a boil in the same pot as the garlic butter. Slowly add the grated romano. Be careful not to scorch the cream; keep it moving and keep it on medium-low heat. Don't let it come to a full boil -- remove it from the heat if you have to. Let the cheese melt.

You can add pepper if you want ... you probably won't need any salt. Some people add paprika; but I'm allergic to it.

It's hard to screw up Alfredo.

Dilbert1234567 07-05-2007 09:19 AM

romano is yummy too, or both!

also, if you get it to hot, the sauce will break. Vanblah is dead on, grate it yourself, the pre-grated has a powder on it so it doesn't clump in the bag.

maleficent 07-05-2007 01:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vanblah
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Bring two cups of cream to just under a boil in the same pot as the garlic butter. Slowly add the grated romano. Be careful not to scorch the cream; keep it moving and keep it on medium-low heat. Don't let it come to a full boil -- remove it from the heat if you have to. Let the cheese melt.

you can improvise a double boiler by putting a bowl over a pot of simmering water - that way there's no danger of scorching...

Dilbert1234567 07-05-2007 03:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by maleficent
you can improvise a double boiler by putting a bowl over a pot of simmering water - that way there's no danger of scorching...

cool!

snowy 07-05-2007 05:13 PM

Alfredo is one of those things I just kind of eyeball...like when I make white sauce. Once you have the method down, you'll be good to go, and be able to adjust everything to how you want it to taste.

FallenAvatar 07-06-2007 10:57 PM

Heavy Whipping cream
Butter
Nuttmeg
Parm Cheese.

Done.


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