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Course | Main Course |
Cuisine | Italian |
Difficulty | Easy |
Browse Category | Rice & Pastas |
Duration | 15-30 min |
Diet | Vegetarian |
Cooking Technique | Pressure Cook |
Prep Time | 21 minutes |
Cook Time | 3 minutes |
Servings |
6 people
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Ingredients
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For a smooth sauce, be sure to combine the flour and water before adding it to the pot.
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Absolutely horrible. Took longer than expected and had no flavoring. The noodles did not cook all the way either. Ended up eating a hot dog instead. Don’tmake.
Doesn’t really help save any time doing it in the IP.
Zero flavor, move on to the next recipe!
Good base recipt, i suggest adding garlic and veggies to give it more flavor. I used angel hair noodles and they cooked perfectly.
After reading the reviews that it didnt have much flavour, i decided to add a couple cloves of galric and sun dried tomatoes in the blender with the milk concoction and also sauteed spinach with the cherry tomatoes and boiled it down more and mixed into the sauce. Turned out delicious!
Ok as others mentioned this is a great starter sauce to add to as a base. If you like being creative this would be a fun recipe to do so but if you are looking for a good sauce without extra effort this is fairly bland. I added a ton of fresh herbs, other cheeses, a little cream cheese and some butter and everyone loved it. The flavor without adding extras to it was very almost non existent so be warned, its great if you wanna be creative but will disappoint you likely if you do the recipe as is
Used sundried tomatoes and asparagus and instead of chedder and fontina i used romano, parmasean, mozzarella and asiago. AMAZING this way