Alfredo Sauce
Creamy, rich, and utterly indulgent, Alfredo sauce is a dreamy blend of butter, heavy cream, and Parmesan cheese. Its velvety texture and savory depth make it a beloved staple in Italian-American cuisine.
Notes
Traditionally, Alfredo sauce is simple and doesn't include garlic or other herbs, but modern variations often add a touch of nutmeg or a clove of garlic for extra flavor.
Uses
- Tossed with fettuccine
- Drizzled over grilled chicken
- Used as a base for lasagna
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