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Champagne Alfredo with Crispy Prosciutto & Shrimp
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Wendy P.
December 30, 2020
Just made this and was perfect! Creamy, well flavored and the prosciutto crisp chip on top was a perfect complement. Used kosher salt so did not have a problem with anything being too salty and subbed sea scallops for shrimp - YUM adding it to my new dish rotation! Would not swap out champagne as I think it makes for a much lighter flavor than a white wine...thank you!
Catherine R.
January 2, 2019
I made this on New Year's Day, with some variations, and it was a satisfying and delicious dish! I used tagliatelle instead of pappardelle pasta, and wild-caught roasted salmon, instead of shrimp, and cava instead of champagne. I would definitely make this dish again in the future!
Sylvia
January 1, 2019
This is a great end of the holidays treat. I added a few handfuls of frozen peas at the end of the pasta cooking which made it more of a one pot meal. But a green salad would be delicious and easy too. We found this salty for our taste so even though I didn’t add as much salt as the tecipe recommended I would add way less next time. The salt in the shrimp, the cheese and the prosciutto can throw this off.
Christina
December 31, 2018
I used Sauvignon blanc. The prosciutto once toasted was very salty. So next time I’d probably lay off some of the salt elsewhere. I thought the amount of butter was a lot but I splurged. Happy new year.
KS
December 30, 2018
Um, yum! But I don't think I'm capable of putting Champagne in a skillet instead of a glass. Would something else work? Sauvignon B? Are the bubbles crucial?
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