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Fettuccine Alfredo with Crispy Smoked Salmon & Honey-Mustard Arugula, plated

Pasta and noodles · Italian-American · 25 min

Fettuccine Alfredo with Crispy Smoked Salmon & Honey-Mustard Arugula

  • 25 min
  • 2–6 servings
  • 668 kcal / serving

Creamy Alfredo coats the fettuccine with peas and smoky salmon for a quick weeknight meal, finish with a peppery arugula salad tossed in honey-m mustard dressing.

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Pasta & Pizza · Italian-American · Pasta and noodles · 25-minute dinner

Ingredients

  • ½ (16 oz) jarAlfredo sauce
  • ½ (5 oz) pkgbaby arugula
  • 5 ozfettuccine pasta
  • ¾ cupfrozen peas
  • 30 mlhoney mustard dressing
  • 1 (4 oz) pkgsmoked salmon

From the pantry: butter, unsalted, salt

Cookware

colander · measuring cups · measuring spoons · medium saucepan · mixing bowls · nonstick skillet · slotted spoon · stirring spoon · tongs

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Produce

  • ½ (5 oz) pkgbaby arugula

Dairy, eggs & chilled

  • 1 (4 oz) pkgsmoked salmon

Frozen

  • ¾ cupfrozen peas

Pantry & dry goods

  • 5 ozfettuccine pasta

Sauces, oils & condiments

  • ½ (16 oz) jarAlfredo sauce
  • 30 mlhoney mustard dressing

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Ingredients for 2, 4 and 6 servings

Ingredient2 servings4 servings6 servings
Alfredo sauce½ (16 oz) jar1 (16 oz) jar1 ½ (16 oz) jars
baby arugula½ (5 oz) pkg1 (5 oz) pkg1 ½ (5 oz) pkgs
fettuccine pasta5 oz10 oz15 oz
frozen peas¾ cup1 ½ cups2 ¼ cups
honey mustard dressing30 ml¼ cup90 ml
smoked salmon1 (4 oz) pkg2 (4 oz) pkgs3 (4 oz) pkgs

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Directions

  1. Boil a pot of salted water and drop in the fettuccine; cook until just tender, 8–10 minutes, then drain.
  2. Meanwhile, heat a skillet over medium-high heat and get it ready for the salmon.
  3. Tear the smoked salmon into bite-sized pieces so they cook evenly.
  4. Add a pat of butter to the skillet and let it melt, then slide the salmon in and cook, stirring often, until crisp, about 4 minutes. Transfer the salmon to a paper towel–lined plate and reserve the pan with its juices.
  5. In the same skillet, cook the peas in the remaining juices for 1–2 minutes until bright and tender.
  6. Pour the Alfredo sauce into the skillet with the peas and bring to a gentle simmer, then remove from heat and cover to keep warm.
  7. In a separate bowl, wash and dry the arugula and toss with the honey-mustard dressing and a pinch of salt.
  8. Add the drained pasta to the skillet with the sauce and peas; toss to coat.
  9. Divide the arugula among plates, place the sauced pasta on top, and top with the crispy salmon pieces.

Two tips

  • Make ahead: the salmon can be cooked and stored in the fridge for up to 1 day; reheat gently.
  • Serving idea: dollop a little extra dressing on the arugula just before serving or swap arugula for spinach if needed.

Nutrition per serving

Calories
668 kcal
Protein
26 g
Carbs
66 g
Fat
33 g
Fiber
5 g
Sodium
1911 mg

Estimates from the recipe's published nutrition data; they change with the version you pick above.

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