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Boil noodles... start alfredo sauce..

one pint heavy cream, 1/2 cup butter, 1 tbsp garlic powder. add butter slowly and simmer for twenty minutes...

Walleye...

fresh parsley,tomato, garlic, and parmesan cheese...

in frypan melt butter slowly, add minced garlic, parsley, and half cup chablis/ white wine.  draw down to almost half liquid..

remove mudline from fillet's, greese baking dish and add fillet's to dish.  season with garlic powder and favorite seasonings and place tomato and parsley on top and bake for approx 15min. until flakey and almost done. 

when almost complete add alfredo mixture to noodles and butter mixture over the fillet's.  bake fillet for an aditional few minutes remove and let cool somewhat. 

The rest is up to you... either suck up the rest of the wine and make a pig of yourself or share and put a smile on someone elses face with yours...



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Sounds good and Walleye would really work with that

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Hey Greg,
Sounds and looks great. I consider myself a Alfredo affishanado...no pun intended. My wife is a health buff and a friend of hers who is not a great cook, got a recipe for alfredo that is actually good for you and I can eat as much as I want without getting "the look" !!!
Sounds weird but ya gotta trust me on this one. Some of the best alfredo I've had.

One large onion chopped and sauted in 2 Tbls Olive oil till nice and soft. Add a good half bulb of crushed garlic and saute another minute or two. Then add (here comes the scary part). One box of silken soft tofu , found in the produce dept. and mash it up in the pan with the onion mixture and saute another 5 minutes. Let cool a bit and put mixture in blender . Add 1 tsp sugar, 1/2 tsp salt, fresh ground pepper and 1/4 tsp crushed red pepper. Blend mixture till smooth and put in sauce pan on low heat. Add 1/2 cup parmasan cheese (or asiago or romano ). Add skimmed milk till desired thickness and serve over whole wheat pasta, or toast the next day when she's at work ? LOL. You won't believe how rich it tastes. Gonna combine my recipe with yours and can't wait. Thanks,
Slammer!!!!!

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Slammer,

If I would healthy it up like that it would defeat the purpose of all those expensive little pill I take every day to keep healthy..lol   Tofo hey??  (wife is a RN and she wont even eat that crap..lol) Well I figure enough onion and garlic can make even cardboard taste good... Thanx for the tip buddy.. I may have to try..  Let me know how ur dish turns out..  Fresh ingredients you cant go wrong...  tight lines..Greg



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Both you guys are really making me hungry now, and I just ate!!!



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slammer wrote:

Hey Greg,
Sounds and looks great. I consider myself a Alfredo affishanado...no pun intended. My wife is a health buff and a friend of hers who is not a great cook, got a recipe for alfredo that is actually good for you and I can eat as much as I want without getting "the look" !!!
Sounds weird but ya gotta trust me on this one. Some of the best alfredo I've had.

One large onion chopped and sauted in 2 Tbls Olive oil till nice and soft. Add a good half bulb of crushed garlic and saute another minute or two. Then add (here comes the scary part). One box of silken soft tofu , found in the produce dept. and mash it up in the pan with the onion mixture and saute another 5 minutes. Let cool a bit and put mixture in blender . Add 1 tsp sugar, 1/2 tsp salt, fresh ground pepper and 1/4 tsp crushed red pepper. Blend mixture till smooth and put in sauce pan on low heat. Add 1/2 cup parmasan cheese (or asiago or romano ). Add skimmed milk till desired thickness and serve over whole wheat pasta, or toast the next day when she's at work ? LOL. You won't believe how rich it tastes. Gonna combine my recipe with yours and can't wait. Thanks,
Slammer!!!!!


 Going to try this, sounds very good. I had to read twice, the TOFU is not me. I will try this. Sounds good and healthy!



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