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Traditional fettuccine Alfredo is the perfect meal to make that will surely please the entire family. Prepare your own traditional fettuccine Alfredo with help from a chef in this free video clip.

Expert: Gary Langevin
Contact: www.charlestonitalian.com/
Bio: Chef Gary Langevin specializes in cooking genuine Italian dishes from fresh ingredients. He grew up working in his mother’s restaurant in Naples, Italy.
Filmmaker: Melissa Mccormick

Series Description: You don’t have to go out of the night if you want to enjoy nice, Italian-style cooking – you can bring the Italian restaurant right to your door. Find out about cooking Italian style with help from a chef in this free video series.

43 Comments

  1. I stopped using butter in my Alfredo and been happier ever since. It's light and not so heavy. Garlic, White Wine, Heavy Cream, Parmesan Cheese, and Parlsey. Let it reduce and you have a thick sauce.

  2. Dare I say it's not the "traditional" Alfredo but it's the better Alfredo
    Awesome simple recipe that's delicioso

  3. I plan on cooking for 5-6 people, if someone could give me instructions on how much of each ingredient to use. So 6 people 6 cups of heavy cream?

  4. Definitely not traditional.
    Tradtional al burro alfredo has no garlic, black pepper or cream.
    Traditional alfredo is only 3 ingedirents….no bueno
    This is french style or american style fettuccine with cream sauce

  5. What is that for dish? That isnt Italian.
    The dish what once was there but nobody further ate then only his wife was made with tagliatelle, butter and parmigiano and a little water to make the butter and cheese creamy. But this dont look like the original dish. But in Italy nobody eats the original version. We use pasta and butter only when we have diarrea!

  6. I thought you need to use just use egg, cheese, and pasta water for the sauce.

  7. I get it y'all like the real Italian version of it but I loveeee the American type creamy with chicken shit is bomb AF

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  9. where is the recipe??? a little bit , a pinch.. a little more… no measurements at all…useless

  10. See yea, Italians don't even know how to make the traditional alfredo. It may taste good. Just call it something else

  11. wow. Americans really manage to destroy every recipe they get their hands on… heavy fucking cream, otherwise you won't feel sick after your done

  12. Food for patients with indisposed stomach has passed for what it is not

    Le fettuccine al burro sono sempre esistite le davano da mangiare agli spedali (senza la O) gia 150 anni fa.
    Sono indicate pee i malati di dissenteria/diarrea

  13. Food for patients with indisposed stomach has passed for what it is not

    Le fettuccine al burro sono sempre esistite le davano da mangiare agli spedali (senza la O) gia 150 anni fa e anche prima.

  14. this one looks the best out of all the other youtube videos because the sauce is very juicy and the others are dry. i had fettuccine alfresco from an Italian restraint with shrimp and it was so dang good because that sauce was juicy, then i ordered from another restraint and it tasted bland and dry

  15. For a chef who claims that he is from Italy, he was more American with a Italian tone in his voice. Cardinal sin to the authentic Fettuccine Alfredo sauce is the use of garlic, wine, heavy cream and parsley. The authentic recipe is butter, fettuccine cooked to al dente, pepper, and once the fettuccine is cooked with the emulsion of butter and pasta water, either, sprinkle lots of grated parmigiano reggiano in the pan, or even better, toss the fettuccine in the parmigiano reggiano wheel. The heat off the cooked fettuccini will melt give it that creamy sauce.

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