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Alfredo is the name of the person who made the recipe famous, and as a proper noun, the name should be capitalized. Most likely the original recipe was not his, as this recipe has been around for centuries, but his restaurant made it well known worldwide.
Interestingly his original recipe was more simple than most people are familiar with. It was just butter and parmesan, didn't include cream, shrimp, chicken, garlic, onion...or anything else. Not that there is anything wrong with those additional ingredients, but then it would not be Alfredo's Sauce!
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Where did chicken parmesan come from?
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Where can I purchase chicken alfredo recipes online?
Chicken alfredo recipes can be found online for free. Many sites offer recipes, like The Food Network, and my favourite, Allrecipes.com allrecipes.com/recipe/chicken-alfredo
Where does Chicken Alfredo originate?
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The best way to portion chicken alfredo is a 1 cup portion per person. If 50 people are being fed then a person would need 50 cups of chicken alfredo.
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What cultures eat chicken alfredo?
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