Hey Colo, sure thing.
One part to 3 parts heavy whipping cream. What you need to do is figure out how many you have to feed on this one and then add enough of each accordingly.
- Chopped Garlic diced (to taste)
- Shallots diced (about half and half on Shallots and Garlic)
- Sliced Scallions
- Mushrooms
- Red and/or Yellow Bell Peppers (I mostly use these for filler and color)
- Good chopped Green Chile (to taste, I like Autumn Roast and I like it Hot)
- Chicken Bouillon
- Spinach Fettuccine (If you can get it. You can also mix Spinach and regular to get a color contrast)
- Chicken Breast cubed ( don't skimp on your chicken, you need the protein because you have a lot of carbs in the Fettuccine.
- Good Olive Oil
- Good Parmesan Cheese graded (do yourself a favor and get graded to save time)
- Milk (use whole milk, not skimmed or anything else)
- Heavy Whipping Cream
Put water on to boil, add salt to taste. You can add Olive Oil if you want your pasta not to stick. If you like it with the starch, so that sauce sticks better, don't add oil.
Saute all ingredients in good Olive Oil, Garlic, Shallots, Scallions, Mushrooms, Bell Peppers, and then allow them to drain off excess Olive Oil.
Saute Chicken Breast and do the same. Par cook Chicken on the outside but not well done. When you add the chicken back into the sauce, it will finish cooking. Put ingredients aside for the time being.
If you have a good Sauce Pan, pour in the Milk into sauce pan, along with the Heavy Whipping cream, 3 to 1 ratio for Whipping Cream, you want this to thicken up. Drop in Chicken Bouillion or powdered at this point and let it infuse. Bring milk and Whipping cream to a rolling boil. This is the most important part of this recipe. Once your base sauce is at a rolling boil, take your container of fresh graded parmesan and with your fingers, just sprinkle in this cheese into the sauce. Don't allow to clump. The idea here is to basically melt the cheese. It's really important to space this process out so continue to mix the sauce, by hand, with a wooden spoon or what have you. If it sets, it will boil over and burn to the bottom or sides of the pan. Just repeat this process till the sauce thickens up to the right viscosity. I don't like watery, I like thick so use as much cheese as you like but just make sure to continue to sir it.
Once you have the Sauce right, add the sauted ingredients into the sauce and allow to simmer at medium to low flame.
Throw in your pasta into your water that has been heating up. Allow the pasta to cook and maybe toss in Cheese or Garlic Bread, maybe knots if you prefer.
Once the sauce is completed, you can allow to sit if it needs to thicken. If it's just right, serve it up hot.
My Wife might whip up a salad, she loves salad and it works.
Fool around with the sauce, it may take you a couple of times before you figure out what works for you, in terms of ingredients and viscosity. Altitude matters here so just play with it a little bit. Let me know if you like it.
Have fun!
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