Alfredo

[Mr. P]

nutmeg is pretty good in it, but I have never tried fresh pepper. I really need a pepper grinder.

You should and they're cheap, but not so fast, these days you can buy peppercorns in a container with a grinder as part of the lid in the spice section.

[5stringJeff]

Are you sure you have the right cause-and-effect, Brother?

If I had caused it, she'd have been doing this: and not doing this:

[Nienna]

You should and they're cheap, but not so fast, these days you can buy peppercorns in a container with a grinder as part of the lid in the spice section.

Great suggestion, Mr P! I will do that!

[jackass]

Mmmmmmm.... love Alfredo! Tell Mary to send me some!

Jim likes anything wet, warm and white!

[5stringJeff]

Jim likes anything wet, warm and white!

[Yurt]

No nutmeg - will try that next time

Butter, Creme, Par-Mee-Zee-in (Fresh grated), Kosher Salt, Fresh Ground Pepper...

How exactly and what exactly comprimizes this sumptious sounding alfredo. Tried some recipe from online once, yuck. Please help.

[shattered]

Go reeeeeeeally easy on the nutmeg, tho.. Especially if you're grating yours fresh. It can be really overpowering..

And..fresh ground black pepper is a MUST in EVERYTHING.

[shattered]

Oh, and for those that don't want to spend $20 on a pepper mill (I won't show you mine for $125 - *grin*), McCormick makes spice blends grinders... They're less than $3.00 a bottle, and has a built in grinder, and comes in a variety of different spices.

[Yurt]

Oh, and for those that don't want to spend $20 on a pepper mill (I won't show you mine for $125 - *grin*), McCormick makes spice blends grinders... They're less than $3.00 a bottle, and has a built in grinder, and comes in a variety of different spices.

125? Pray tell what kind and where. Must see, must own. My costco one is cool, but must keep up with the "shattereds" Seriously I want to see it. Mine has a hard time adjusting grinding levels.

[shattered]

http://www.williams-sonoma.com/produ...l&cm%5Fsrc=SCH

WS is my beeeeeest friend...

[Mr. P]

Oh, and for those that don't want to spend $20 on a pepper mill (I won't show you mine for $125 - *grin*), McCormick makes spice blends grinders... They're less than $3.00 a bottle, and has a built in grinder, and comes in a variety of different spices.

$20 you don't need to spend that much!

http://www.amazon.com/s.html/ref=pd_...&index=blended

[shattered]

$20 you don't need to spend that much!

http://www.amazon.com/s.html/ref=pd_...&index=blended

I don't need to spend $44 on 2 lousy cake pans, either, but I do.. Quality, m'dear.

[Mr. P]

I don't need to spend $44 on 2 lousy cake pans, either, but I do.. Quality, m'dear.

Quality is good but can be had a lesser price.

[shattered]

Quality is good but can be had a lesser price.

Hey, I still have most of my life ahead of me.. My motto? Buy it once, and only once whenever possible. I'm cheap.

[Mr. P]

Hey, I still have most of my life ahead of me.. My motto? Buy it once, and only once whenever possible. I'm cheap.

I agree, I have a pepper mill I bought for less than $10 that is more than 25 years old and works just fine. If it breaks I'll spend another $10 for another 25 year mill. Still $100 less yours.