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chicken alfredo


Question Posted Thursday August 5 2004, 11:11 pm

I was making dinner for me and my family and I wanted to make chicken alfredo, so the directions said cook the noodles and then put the sauce in. But insted I put the sauce in and then cooked the noodles. I could tell my family didn't like it. What did I do wrong????

sincerely,
cooking in Cali.

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icey0990 answered Thursday August 5 2004, 11:24 pm:
hmm..im not the best cook, im sorry :(
next time you wont make the same mistake tho! im sure your fam. appreciated you making dinner tho..

sorry i was no help! :(

-melissa

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