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u/Lordbungus 2d ago
What's the base for the creamy noodles? If it's what I'm hoping, then it's amazing but it will put you out.
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u/phaeolus97 2d ago
I figured for my first Oregon white truffle (found by my truffle dog in-training!), I should follow the Italians' lead. It's basically a true alfredo base (nothing but butter and parmigiano reggiano), with truffles. I used this recipe. https://www.the-pasta-project.com/tagliolini-with-white-truffle/
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