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Classic Fettucine Alfredo
bingingwithbabish's Classic Fettucine Alfredo: Classic Fettucine Alfredo inspired by Alfredo all Scrofa-Roman with Danish Creamery
Original recipe: babi.sh
- Yield:
- 2 servings
- Prep:
- 0 sec
- Cook:
- 1800 sec
- Total:
- 1800 sec
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Ingredients
- For the Pasta Dough
- 250 g double zero (00) flour
- 250 g semolina flour
- 7 whole eggs
- For the Alfredo Sauce
- 120 g unsalted high quality (Danish Creamery) butter, cut into cubes
- 210 g grated twenty four month aged Parmigiano Reggiano
- For the Fettucine Alfredo
- homemade fettucine
- pasta water
- homemade alfredo sauce
Instructions
- For the Fettucine
- Add both flours to a clean work surface and mix together with your hands to combine. - 250 g double zero (00) flour - 250 g semolina flour
- Create a large well in the middle of the flour mixture and add the eggs to the center of the well. - 7 whole eggs
- Beat the eggs until homogenous, keeping the wall of the flour well as intact as possible. - 7 whole eggs
- Then slowly incorporate the flour into the eggs using your hands. - 250 g double zero (00) flour - 250 g semolina flour - 7 whole eggs
- Once the egg mixture becomes more of a paste, use your hands and a bench scraper to pull in more flour and work both together by hand. - For the Pasta Dough
- As the dough comes together, knead for 5-10 minutes by hand, or until the dough is smooth and elastic and does not stick to the work surface. The dough should bounce back slightly when poked with a finger. - For the Pasta Dough
- Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and let the flour hydrate for 30-60 minutes. The dough will be ready once it is firmer to the touch. - For the Pasta Dough
- Once the dough is ready, divide it into two pieces and press and roll both pieces into a long oval shape. - For the Pasta Dough
- Dust with a light coating of semolina flour, then run it through the largest setting on a pasta roller. - semolina flour - For the Pasta Dough
- Fold it into thirds, then repeat the process, laminating the pasta dough. Repeat this process 2-3 times. - For the Pasta Dough
- After the third pass, turn the dial down to the next level of thickness and run the pasta through the machine. Continue until the pasta is about 1/8th inch thick or your desired thickness. - For the Pasta Dough
- Once the desired thickness is achieved, run the sheet of pasta through a fettuccine cutter or cut using a very sharp knife. - For the Pasta Dough
- Curl the pasta into little nests until ready to cook. Repeat this process with the second half of the dough. - For the Pasta Dough
- For the Alfredo Sauce
- Grate the parmesan cheese using cheese grater or a blender - 210 g grated twenty four month aged Parmigiano Reggiano
- Using a fine mesh sieve set over a large bowl, sift the cheese to remove any large clumps. The result should be finely grated parmesan. Set aside.
- Transfer cubed butter to the large serving platter. Set aside. - 120 g unsalted high quality (Danish Creamery) butter cut into cubes
- For the Fettucine Alfredo
- Bring a large pot of water to a boil and season heavily with salt. Add the pasta to the water and cook for 30-45 seconds.
- Once the pasta has cooked, remove it gradually from the pot onto the platter with the butter. - unsalted high quality (Danish Creamery) butter cut into cubes - homemade fettucine
- Bring some pasta water with you as you do this, which will help emulsify the sauce. - pasta water
- Add 2 very large spoonfuls of Parmesan to the plate, then using a fork and a spoon, create the sauce. Slide the fork into the pasta and shake it back and forth to help slowly melt the cheese and incorporate it with the butter and water. - 210 g grated twenty four month aged Parmigiano Reggiano - homemade fettucine - homemade alfredo sauce - pasta water
- Lift the pasta up, moving it constantly, while pushing any uncoated pasta back into the mix with the spoon. - For the Fettucine Alfredo
- After the sauce is emulsified, sticky, and glossy, divide the pasta between two plates and serve immediately. - For the Fettucine Alfredo