Creamy, creamy Alfredo sauce! *4K*
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The famous Alfredo sauce was invented in the early 20th century by an Italian restaurant owner in Rome, Alfredo di Lelio, inspired by the joy of the birth of his first child. His wife had been experiencing problems after giving birth and had lost her appetite. To restore her appetite and lift her spirits, Alfredo invented this dish. Pasta mixed with a delicate, enveloping sauce made from cheese and butter captivated not only the young woman but also the restaurant's patrons after Alfredo included it on the menu.
Soon, news of this miracle sauce spread throughout Italy. People began adding it to pasta, pizza, and eating it with mushrooms, seafood, and chicken. Countless recipes emerged. The classic version of the sauce omitted cream. Chefs began adding it later to more easily achieve the sauce's creamy texture. Today, anyone can experience the flavors of Italy and make Alfredo sauce. There's no strict recipe. The main ingredients are butter, cheese, and cream. Salt and pepper are optional; these ingredients can be omitted entirely. A couple of cloves of well-crushed garlic will add a piquant flavor to the sauce.
This creamy cheese sauce is a real lifesaver for dry meat, especially day-old scraps. Cut leftover roast game into strips or mince raw meat and quickly brown the resulting mince in olive oil over high heat. Then add the prepared meat to the hot sauce, warm it up slightly, and you have a wonderful topping for pizza or pasta. This delicate, creamy flavor will captivate anyone!
To make the sauce, you'll need:
Butter - 90 g
Garlic - 3 cloves
33% cream - 250 ml
Parmesan (Parmigiano Reggiano) - 90 g
Salt and ground black pepper - to taste
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