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In this edition of Epicurious 101, professional chef and culinary instructor Frank Proto demonstrates how to make the best fettuccine alfredo at home.

00:00 Intro
00:40 Prepping the Cheese
02:27 Cooking Pasta
03:46 Making Alfredo Sauce
06:57 Plating

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38 Comments

  1. I am a terrible cook, I still dont know what aldente means. I followed the recipe came out perfect.

  2. For those who don't know: It's so true to use real parmesan cheese, the difference is amazing. Also though, grating that much is going take a way long time.

  3. This alfredo recipe was the first I tried where the cheese didn't turn lumpy and greasy. Unfortunately the parmesan flavour was too strong.

  4. Anyone know about how many minutes of boiling time for the pasta? I like it just like in the video, "a little past al dente" TIA

  5. I toss a bit of crushed red pepper on my own serving. I love the accent it adds. Otherwise, this pretty much the recipe I've always used, but some great tips in this video. Excellent.

  6. This is precisely why US has become so unfit for armed forces service.
    If you eat this stuff, and more meat, chicken, coke, sugar etc. u will simply be obese.

  7. i know that if i make this i'll eat the whole thing in the couse of the day so no thanks lol

  8. I’m confused because when Frank made this dish for the 3 levels of fettuccine Alfredo, he made his own pasta but here he says he prefers dry?? Huh?

  9. We're all so accustomed to Americanized "add-ins" like cream, garlic, or pepper… this looks truly exquisite in its simplest form. Thanks, Frank!

  10. Plus overheating will overcook the pasta. I was surprised you didn't go "aldente" instead of a little passed like you said. But you are the experienced chef so I see the end result is perfect. Thank you for your professional video. No Cream needed! Key, emulsification without misrepresentation! Aloha, Paul

  11. I still prefer it with cream instead of butter. It’s less greasy. Like Lambrusco, people may look down on my preference, but I know what I like. (I do add a tablespoon or two of butter to the cream for flavor.)

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