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  1. I do this everytime …always turns out good …add cheese and flour to balance thickness…you can also add cream instead of milk

  2. if there is too much milk/ or its too watery then add a little more flour and let it boiled a it (My mom used to make it like this as well, but she used only one cup and added more when it the texture was too thick) Same thing for if there is too much flour add a bit more milk until its ok

    (I don't know, please correct me if I'm wrong)

  3. Recipe is the best but as great cook or chef or expert u should know how to put the milk lil by lil like first a acup and then required add more or if u put two as like recipe u should cook it long to make it thicker if still doesn't u should know to add parmaesan cheese or a cheese slice. To make it thicken.. its an expert recipe and as a an expert u should need to know ur ways not a book reader and imply on real world

    BTW I love ur videos but this time I need to add my opinion ehere I dont want u to get low

  4. Nah you got the measurements wrong, one cups too much for that little pinch of flour I prefer adding milk little my little

  5. Hey, all you do to fix it is that mix some flour with milk in a seperate bowl give it a good mix it should have a ketchup consistency and then add this mixture to the watery sauce. This makes it thick

    Trust me sister, it works.
    My parents love it.

  6. I think u shud add the milk bit by bit and you cud add abit more flour to make it to the texture u wud prefer it wud thicken well .. i make alfredo pasta at home too , and the sauce is so good , i don't do measurements tho i just eye it 😂 …. u just gotta add milk slowly and make a thick zpaste first with the flour and then add more bit by bit , and if it gets too watery u can add flour and let it bubble more , you can also use cooking cream and then add cheese and add more herbs

  7. Don't add the milk all at once add it slowly just enough to make it a perfectly thick sauce there's not actually a perfect measure for milk in it…. Great attempt though appreciate it 🎉

  8. If you put 2 cups of milk,than you need 2 spoons of flour,trust me my dad is a chef and a cook, i do it like that and also it needs about 10-15 min to thicken up so that it has that sauce texture

  9. Whenever you make a sauce with flour you pour the milk gradually till you reach the consistency you want. Wait tell it bubbles and use a whisk not a spoon .

  10. you don't have to add all that milk at once, start by adding half cup and let it cook. Then add more to make it runny or thick as per your preferences.

  11. To thicken it you can add more flour or cornstarch or more cheese for this sauce usually more cheese and you have to cook it on very very low heat so it doesn’t curdle. I add more kinds of cheese than mozzarella and if I want creamy or I will do half-and-half or heavy whip and I add cream cheese, but I have made this type sauce too for less calories. Basically any sauce can thicken with more cornstarch or flour. Flour trickier because it clumps if you do it wrong so I prefer to coat the flower onto the meat or whatever vegetable I am throwing into the sauce otherwise I whisk it on higher heat until the clumps are gone and then turn on lower heat and let it thicken. With flour you don’t want it too thick because once it stands, it will thicken more. If that happens, add milk and reheat. It does have to cook for about 10 minutes after boiling for it to thicken, on low heat after simmering 10 minutes is when you look for consistency and see if you need to thicken it more or take it off heat, let it stand and thicken

  12. You didn't cook properly, who actually follows time point to point!!!! If u had added flour more and cooked milk more it would have thickened up easily😢😢😢😢😢

  13. As an italian i can say that the second way to say pasta sounds better even thouth is not exactly the perfect pronounce

  14. Omg! You did it wrong way.. I made this sauce all the time . Let me tell you. Do not add 2 cup milk.. just add milk as much as you think is right.. it's basically depends on you. How thick you want your sauce.

  15. the SP is clearly a SPOON because she was using a literal spoon in the video; and her flour was clearly a heaping spoonful lol – and you need to let it become a roux, not just immediately dump in the milk

  16. You could have cooked longer to reduce the liquid. Apart from that if there were mixed comments about it being liquidy or of a good consistency, you should have added the milk little by little and when you were satisfied with the thickness of the sauce you could have stopped and decided how much milk it actually took to get that texture.

  17. U didn't do it right, my mom does it the same way and it turns out perfect. U gotta add the milk gradually, not all tg

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