Taisen's chicken fettuccine alfredo. Recipe courtesy of Food Network Kitchen. Savory, sauteed chicken is cooked in a cheesy, creamy sauce with Roma tomatoes. The mixture is served atop a bed of fettuccini pasta.

Add a generous amount of salt to the water to season the pasta while it cooks. Fettuccine Alfredo is probably one of the easiest and inexpensive things to make and it always taste so much better when you make it yourself, that way you can control the quality of ingredients and the quantity of salt. Try this recipe and I guarantee you will never order it at a restaurant again! You can cook Taisen's chicken fettuccine alfredo using 12 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Taisen's chicken fettuccine alfredo

You need 2-4 of big boneless chicken breasts (optional).
Prepare 3 of chicken bullion cubes.
Prepare 1 can of peas or any other vegetable (optional).
You need 2 cups of heavy cream.
You need 2 sticks of unsalted butter (regular butter will work but it will be very salty).
You need 2 cups of finely shredded parmesan cheese.
It's 1 block of parmesean romano cheese (shred this very fine. This seems to work better than the store bought one already shredded) substitute this for the shredded parmesean cheese if you use this. You can use both as well and that's very good.
You need 1 cup of the grated parmesan cheese. The store bought one you usually use for spaghetti.
Prepare 1 of pepper to your taste.
It's 1 touch of salt if you used unsalted butter (to your taste).
You need 1 packages of any kind of noodles (cooked).
Prepare 1 of extra parmesan cheese (both kinds and as much or as little as you want).

This classic Italian dish includes fettuccine tossed with butter and Parmesan cheese, and it's quick and easy to make. S. versions of the dish may include chicken or shrimp. Finish the Alfredo: Add the chicken and fettuccine back to the saucepan and toss everything together and continue cooking until heated through. There's nothing good about it, except for how good it is.

Taisen's chicken fettuccine alfredo step by step

Put boneless chicken breasts into a saucepan with water and chicken bouillon cubes. Add a pinch of salt and pepper. Boil until cooked all the way and place the chicken on a plate to cool. After it is cooled down, shred the chicken.
In a big saucepan or large frying pan add in your butter. Melt the butter down and then add in your heavy cream. Add pepper and stir..
Cook some peas or any other vegetable that you want. This is optional. I did peas in butter and pepper.
Add in your grated parmesan cheese. Stir well. Let that bubble for about 15 minutes, stirring constantly. You don't want this to burn.
Add in your shredded parmesan cheese and continue to stir and cook. Try to get this as smooth as you can. Cook for at least 20 minutes or until the cheeses melt a good bit and the sauce combines well. If it is to thin you can add either pasta water or the stock from boiling your chicken..
Add in shredded chicken and stir. Continue to stir and keep hot..
Cook your noodles in water, a bit of salt and oil. You can also add in a cube or two of chicken bouillon or use the chicken water as well for extra chicken flavor..
Drain your noodles, and slowly and them into your sauce. Toss to cover and add more if needed. I don't add the whole package, as it isn't enough sauce for my taste..
You can add in the vegetable if you did one or do what I did and serve that on the side and whoever wants to mix it in can. Add a bit more pepper and cheese if you like. Taste before adding anything ! Serve and enjoy !.

It's evil, ridiculous, and an affront to good sense…but look at the bright side: one Honestly, as a main dish, this quantity would serve at least six. As an accompaniment for tenderloin, steaks, or grilled chicken, it'll go even farther. Classic Fettuccine Alfredo is always a family favorite. This Chicken Mushroom Fettuccine Alfredo is a perfect copycat of the Olive Garden's Chicken Mushroom Alfredo. It's so perfect, I cannot tell the difference.