Garlic chicken alfredo is a favorite of mine.
Why?
Because I love Italy and I love the Italians. When I was little, my brother served as a Mormon missionary in and around Rome. At the end of his time there, we went to pick him up and I had my first up close and personal encounter with Italians.
I was seven when we went, but I remember a few things. First, Rome is an absolutely gorgeous city. There were scooters and mopeds everywhere, signs of just how vibrant the city is. Art just covers the city; sculptures and beautiful architecture are everywhere you look.
Oh, and there happens to be really good food. In case you didn’t know that about Italy 😉
Eating with the Italians is an experience in and of itself. Having company is an Event (with a capital E). They pull out all the stops. I’ll never forget how much food was on the table or how delicious it was. Honestly, guys, the Italians can cook. Seriously. For real.
My garlic chicken alfredo is FAR from authentic, but I love it.
The garlic sauce is REALLY strong. Because I like garlic.
There’s little as satisfying as a home cooked garlic chicken alfredo. Honestly, guys, I highly recommend it. It’s great for company, too!
Things are exciting here at The Mormon Food Guy! I’m going to start featuring International foods, cooking through countries, as it were. I’m also going to be featuring the foods which got me through Drum & Bugle corps. So come cook with me again! I promise that you will not be disappointed!
- 5 cloves garlic, minced
- ½ cup butter
- 1 cup milk cream
- 2 cups parmesan cheese
- 1 large chicken breast
- Red pepper flakes
- Olive oil
- Mint garnish
- 1 package pasta of your choice
- Melt butter in sauce pan over medium heat
- Put in minced garlic and let lightly sauté for 2-4 minutes
- When garlic has lightly sautéed, put in milk cream and cheese
- Add salt and pepper to taste, stirring occasionally
- Cut chicken finely
- Sprinkle with red pepper flakes
- Coat pan in oil over medium heat
- Sauté chicken
- Cook 1 package pasta
- Mix with other ingredients
- Enjoy!
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Delicious noodles. Thanks for sharing this lovely post.
Thank YOU for reading it! I’m so happy that you enjoyed it!