This is a recipe that has been floating around on the website for years (since 2016), and you guys have loved it just as much as we do.
I’m re-sharing it here today with updated photos and additional information, but the recipe itself is unchanged (with the exception of using cornstarch instead of flour).
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The reason for the change was simply that over the years I’ve found we liked the texture/flavor a bit better when using cornstarch to thicken the sauce.
However, flour will still work just as well… so feel free to use what you have available.
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This recipe uses roasted garlic, so please check out my handy “how to” guide for roasting garlic.
If you’re a fan of traditional alfredo sauce, you simply have to try this ultra-flavorful roasted garlic version!
How to make homemade alfredo sauce?
This is just an overview; the full ingredients and directions are in the recipe card toward the bottom of this post.
- Remove garlic cloves and mash. You can use a fork, food processor, or the side of a knife (smashing it on a cutting board).
- Melt butter. Use unsalted, since the cheese will have plenty of salt content.
- Add cream and garlic. Stir well to combine the melted butter and cream, and to break up any lumps of the roasted garlic.
- Add cheese and seasonings. Use freshly grated cheese here, the pre-shredded/grated stuff won’t melt as well.
- Thicken. Stir together cream and cornstarch, then whisk it into the sauce.
- Simmer. Just until thickened to your liking.
Variations of this recipe
- Dairy – to be a classic alfredo, it needs heavy cream, however, if you’re looking to cut calories, you can try this recipe with half and half, whole milk, evaporated milk, or a mixture of dairy and chicken broth. However, I haven’t tested those options, so I can’t guarantee the results.
- Pasta – if you choose to serve this sauce with pasta, I recommend the classic fettuccine, however it can be served with any shape of pasta you like.
- Other seasonings – I kept it simple and only used black pepper, but if you’d like to add 1/2 tsp of dried Italian seasoning and/or 1/4 tsp dried basil as well.
- Cheese – this recipe uses Parmesan cheese, but if you’d like to switch up the flavors a bit, try replacing some of the Parmesan with Romano or Asiago cheeses.
Making alfredo sauce ahead of time
Nine times out of ten, I make this sauce right before serving, because it’s a really simple one to make.
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However, it can be made ahead of time if needed. Just make sure to reheat it gently in a saucepan on the stovetop, whisking often.
You can also prep this sauce ahead, which is what I usually do.
How to prep ahead for this recipe:
- Garlic – the garlic can be roasted several days ahead of time.
- Cheese – the Parmesan cheese can be grated/shredded several days ahead of time.
- Seasonings – any seasonings can be pre-measured several days ahead of time.
Storage
Leftover alfredo sauce should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator, and enjoyed within 4-5 days.
Reheat gently on the stovetop, adding a splash of heavy cream, water, or chicken broth to loosen it back up if needed.
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This post was last modified on November 26, 2024 12:24 pm