Alfredo sauce: recipe from Italy with love

The ¨bellissima Italia¨ has given us the Alfredo sauce, a recipe delicious that has accompanied pasta in many presentations for many years and that today, we teach you how to prepare.

Talking about pasta takes us back to Italian lands and if we are going to comment on sauces, surely we almost become an inhabitant of any city in this country. Alfredo sauce was invented by Don Alfredo di Lelio around 1907, mixing ingredients that he liked very much. In these times, this pasta dressing travels the world and we find different versions.

Surely you have always wanted to learn how to make pesto sauce or you are worried about knowing how to make spaghetti without messing up your life. Well, if you’ve been bitten by the bug of replicating Italian recipes, you’re in the right place. See how easy it is to make Alfredo sauce:

Alfredo Sauce Recipe

Your time has come! Put on your chef’s hat, get the ingredients ready and give yourself the pleasure of cooking an Italian recipe that all your guests will enjoy from start to finish… You may end up speaking Italian afterwards.

Preparation time15 minutesCooking time 10 minutesCategorySauceCookingItalianKeywordsSauce, creamy, foodFor how many people3ServingMediumCalories123Fat12.32 g

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup finely chopped parsley
  • 50 grams of butter
  • A cup of Parmesan cheese
  • 1/2 liter of sour cream (hopefully at room temperature)
  • powdered pepper
  • garlic powder
  • 1 cup of hot milk (optional)
  • Salt

Preparation

Step 1. Melt

Put a pot over medium heat and melt the butter in it. Once it is completely liquid, add the sour cream (try to have it at room temperature so that it has a somewhat liquid consistency) and stir constantly until a single mixture is made. In case you observe this very thick mixture, you can add the milk, if not, it is not necessary.

Step 2. Add

Once you have your mixture at the point you want it, add garlic and pepper powder to taste, and stir until fully integrated. Now allow the sauce to begin to foam, always keeping the fire in the middle. Once there is foam, add the Parmesan cheese and mix constantly. If you feel it lacks seasoning, add salt to level the flavor and immediately turn off the sauce.

Step 3. Serve

Having already turned off the heat, put the finely chopped parsley and stir a little. Voila, your Alfredo sauce will be steaming hot and ready for you to add to your pasta. Bon Appetite.

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