Olive Garden Alfredo Sauce.

"Got this from a former Olive Garden manager, so it should be the real thing."
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
3 gallons
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ingredients

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directions

  • In double boiler, melt butter. Add garlic--do not let brown. Add pepper, milk, and cream. Bring up to 185 degrees.
  • Stir fast with whisk while shaking in parmesan. Continue whisking until it's a smooth sauce.
  • For thicker sauce, add more parmesan or even grated romana.
  • (Does not reheat well and is thrown out after three hours at the "Garden".).

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Reviews

  1. Loved this. The second time i made this, I did end up using a combination of Romano and parmesan, and used a bit more than called for.
     
  2. No! This didn't seem right at all. No sure what I did wrong but no matter how much cornstarch I added it was super runny. Had a problem with the milk too-doesn't say how much?
     
  3. Just a question really. I noticed that the directions call for milk, but none is mentioned in the ingredient list. How much is needed (if any)?
     
  4. This is soo good! I diced and sauteed some boneless chicken breasts, and served the sauce over fetticini and cooked chicken. I heated up some freezer section garlic breadsticks and really felt like I was eating at Olive Garden. I only used 4 0z of the cream cheese but increased the amount of grated parmesan. A definite new "go to" recipe. Even my picky children and husband oohed and awed.
     
  5. This tasted just like the Olive Garden however, like others said it was a bit thin, added more cheese and it was fabulous. I found it a tiny bit gritty when reheated. It also separates as it is reheated but can be whisked back to a good consistency, and the flavor the next day is outstanding as well.
     
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