Enjoy National Fettuccine Alfredo Day with Bacon Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo
February 7, 2017
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Ragu has always been passing through my kitchen for as long as I can remember, whether the traditional marinara or the classic Alfredo it’s been a great solid staple. With about 30 different kinds of sauces there’s a sauce for every occasion, and everyone’s different taste preferences, making it easy to see why they’ve been around for 80 years. 
There are days in which time seems to have disappeared from me altogether. With busy afternoons, and a day of errands there are days in which preparing for dinner escapes me, but with four hungry kids there’s no time for me to slow down one bit- That’s where Ragu comes to the rescue, and what better day to have Ragu grace my table than National Fettuccine Alfredo Day. Yes, you heard it, a day just for Fettuccine Alfredo, and we are always up for this dish in my house.
I was delighted to receive a saucy box from Ragu, not just the classic winning Alfredo sauce but a new line of Homestyle sauces that I will be reviewing later on in the month – so stay tuned! Today it’s all about the Alfredo, and fettuccine of course. My kids have always enjoyed this cheesy sauce, it’s thick and creamy but not overwhelming with cheese. It has a nice balance and goes together nicely with a variety of dishes, whether you are going meatless, or have chicken, even sausage, the creamy sauce has always been a hit.
This dish is super easy and with leftover chicken on your hands, it’s even more simple than ever. Dinner can be ready to serve in under 30 minutes.
- 2 jars Rago Classic Alfredo Sauce
- 2 cups cooked chicken chopped
- 1/2 cup cooked chopped bacon
- 2 cups baby spinach leaves
- Pepper
- 1 box fettuccine pasta
- Start boiling the water for the pasta as directed on the package.
- Pour your sauce into a large skillet along with the cooked chicken, bacon and spinach, season with pepper if you wish. Cook on medium and stir, not letting the sauce burn. Cook until the chicken is heated through. If pasta is still cooking keep the sauce on low, and stir every few minutes.
- Toss in with the drained prepared pasta. Serve with optional warm garlic bread.
8 Comments
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Julie @ R
How did I not know there is a National Fettuccine Alfredo day??? I’m totally on board with this.
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Neely Moldovan
I mean anythign with bacon sounds good to me. This looks great! Cant wait to try!
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Liz Mays
Mm, this actually does sound good to me right now. I’d love to make some fettuccine Alfredo like this soon.
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Catherine Sargent
This looks so yummy. We use Ragu sauce all the time. I will have to try the Rago Classic Alfredo Sauce next time.
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Audrey
We love chicken Alfredo, it is always a hit wth all the kids and my husband!! I had not ever thought to add bacon to mine, sounds like a great add in!
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Susan Mary Malone
I love Fettuccine Alfredo, but have always been daunted by how difficult it is to make. This looks super easy! Thank you.
Annemarie LeBlanc
Nice quick and easy dish for busy week nights. Pasta never goes to waste in my house and I know they’ll love this Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo! The fact that the recipe also calls for bacon is a big plus!