My Really Cheesy Alfredo Roast Tip Penne Regato
So, I was perplexed of what to do with my leftover roast meat and some soon-to-be-retired tomatoes. Since I was craving homemade alfredo sauce, I decided to create something. Something magnificent.
I couldn't just keep this home-made recipe to myself! I wanted to share it with you all...So, here it is:
I couldn't just keep this home-made recipe to myself! I wanted to share it with you all...So, here it is:
Renee's Really Cheesy Alfredo Roast Tip Penne Regato
(Sauce)
1/2 stick unsalted butter
4 - 6 cloves pressed garlic
8 oz. bag of Italian Blend Cheese
5 oz. container of Romano & Parmesan Blend cheese
1 1/2 cups raw milk (or you can use heavy cream instead)
Generous sprinkling of parsley
(Rest of Recipe)
1/2 lb. lightly seasoned leftover New York Roast, chopped
Generous sprinkling of Italian Seasoning (or make your own)
2 Tbs. olive oil
4 - 6 cloves pressed garlic
2 ripe beefsteak tomatoes, chopped
1 small onion, chopped
Sprinkling of salt
1 box of penne regato pasta
In a saucepan, I melted the butter in with the milk and garlic, on low-medium low heat. While that was melting, I added the chopped meat with the oil and garlic in a large frying pan. I kept it on medium. Once the butter was melted in the milk, I let it cook on medium-low for about five minutes. I added the tomatoes and onions to the steak, as well as the rest of the seasonings. I cooked the pasta according to box directions. I let it cook on medium, watching to stir it to cook thoroughly and not stick. Once the sauce had cooked for about five minutes on medium-low, I added all the cheese and parsley, stirring it in thoroughly. To get the cheese the blend well with the milk, I used a fork to fold it in while it cooked. I turned the heat down on the steak concoction to low, while I focused on the sauce. Once the sauce was well blended, I added the steak and sauce to the pasta--YUM! It goes great with garlic bread. :)
Umm... you want to come make dinner for me tonight? This sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing it :)
ReplyDeleteNice post...thanks for sharing..happy holidays...soraya
ReplyDeleteYou both are welcome! :)
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