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Alfredo sauce with parmesan cheese

Alfredo sauce with parmesan cheese
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Ingredient Information

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Alfredo sauce with parmesan cheese

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Lácteos

Popularity

324 recipes

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Description

Alfredo Sauce with Parmesan Cheese

Alfredo sauce with parmesan cheese is a creamy and delicious sauce of Italian origin, traditionally used to accompany pastas like fettuccine. This sauce is characterized by its smooth texture and intense cheese flavor, resulting from the combination of butter, heavy cream, and freshly grated parmesan cheese.

The origin of Alfredo sauce dates back to the early 20th century in Rome, created by chef Alfredo di Lelio to satisfy his diners with a simple yet very tasty preparation. Over time, the recipe was adopted and popularized internationally, especially in American and Latin American cuisines.

Regarding its properties, Alfredo sauce is an excellent source of calcium and protein provided by the parmesan cheese and cream. However, due to its high fat content, it is recommended to consume it in moderation as part of a balanced diet.

In different Spanish-speaking countries, Alfredo sauce may also be known simply as white sauce when referring to a similar base, or as creamy parmesan cheese sauce to highlight its main ingredient. In some places, the term "Alfredo cream" is used to describe this preparation.

Nutritional Properties

0.5g
fiber
600mg
sodium
150mg
calcium
20mcg
folate
100mg
potassium
1g
sugars
150
calories
0mcg
lycopene
5g
proteins
0.2mg
vitamin c
13g
total fats
8g
saturated fats
3g
carbohydrates

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