Quick and Simple Cream Cheese Pasta.

Chicken pasta with cream sauce.

Ingredients:

Pasta

Chicken (amount of your choice, I use whole breast package)

Fresh Cream (500ml)
Cheddar Cheese (500g)
White Wine (of your choice)
Peppers (of your choice, large red are fine)
Egg.

Note: This can also be made using just fresh cream and cheddar cheese as minimum. Or with bacon. Wine, peppers and egg just make it taste better.

Step 1 Pasta

Cook the pasta.
-place pasta in boiling water
-Add oil so it wont stick.
-Add salt to flavor.

I like adding some pepper powder, to give it flavor.

Cook pasta either according to packaging or how you like it.

Comments

[thepastafool]

looks really good! nice work. i like idea of adding cream with chicken to make the sauce; usually i make the sauce separately and then mix in chicken and pasta to sauce. Your large wooden pasta fork is sweet; need to get me one of em.

[Scrago]

Not to be a pain, BUT Oil doesn't keep the noodles from sticking, it stops the formation of foam on the surface of the water. It's better, cheaper, and HEALTHIER to just use a larger pot to boil your noodles.

[computer41]

Not a pain lol, I've never had problems without oil, I just do it out of habit since my mom told me about that... "Don't forget to put oil, stops the noodles from sticking" haha Will use a larger pot in the future, thanks.

[finfan7]

this looks seriously delicious. I was confused at first but I got it after a moment. I think I will make this later this week.

[computer41]

I'll add more steps soon and put my own pictures... make it better...

[westfw]

Looks yummy, but needs more pictures and maybe more steps in between step 3 and step 4... (and, your own pic in step 4?)

[computer41]

Yeah, I'll add more steps and put my own pictures... just was desparate to put something up since it's my first instructable..:P

[Mr. Rig It]

Looks good, but may I suggest you add some finer details to it like how much wine and water do you soak it in. How long do you soak it for. How do I fry the chicken exactly like you have. Little details will help your Instructable immensely. Good job on a first instructable.

[computer41]

Thanks! It's a start, guess it could have been better but just wanted to have something of my own up :P Will post more details soon... I mostly work by estimating... heh