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Risotto!

1.5 cups of risotto (arrabo rice)
3 cups of chicken stock
1 small onion
2 cloves garlic
1 cup of itialian parsel
olive oil
portabella mushrooms
1 cup of freshly grated parmesian

directions:
heat to boil chicken stock

in a large pan:
heat 2-3 tbs oil, add onion minced, cooked until translucent
if using fresh mushrooms, add mushrooms (chopped) now
add garlic and most of parsley
add rice, stir to coat with oil
add a ladle of stock to rice and stir until absorbed, repeat ladle at a time until rice is just barely chewy (about 40 minutes) don't add too much liquid...
add 1 cup of parmisian cheese (asiago would be good too) stir
add mushrooms if using canned, stir
rice should have a creamy texture... just eat it out of the pan over the sink!

this is some good stuff!
 
you forgot to tell them you will be standing at the stove for at least an hour, stirring the risotto.

Don't get me wrong, I love ristotto. I use saffron and steamed asparagus in one of my recipes. Its just one of the more labor intensive dishes to make.
 
Originally posted by: MaxDepth
you forgot to tell them you will be standing at the stove for at least an hour, stirring the risotto.

Don't get me wrong, I love ristotto. I use saffron and steamed asparagus in one of my recipes. Its just one of the more labor intensive dishes to make.

i mentioned the 40 minutes there... but you're right, its relatively labor intensive, but IMO its worth it.

grill up some chicken and serve with a salad and your set.

for you young ones out there questing for sex, this dish will score you big big points.
 
You should mention that the stock should go into the pan hot and are you sure 3 cups is enough?

<== big fan of risotto


tip: the traditional way of serving risotto is in a big pile in a plate or in a bowl in the middle of the table. It stays hot for a long time and you serve yourself from taking a spoonful from the edge of the pile - keeping the hot center hot...
 
Originally posted by: Mwilding
You should mention that the stock should go into the pan hot and are you sure 3 cups is enough?

<== big fan of risotto


tip: the traditional way of serving risotto is in a big pile in a plate or in a bowl in the middle of the table. It stays hot for a long time and you serve yourself from taking a spoonful from the edge of the pile - keeping the hot center hot...

yeah, heat the stock up to 200 or so in other pan in ladle in gradually while stirring constantly.


re: 3 cups... ahh, let me think. last night I used 2 14 oz cans plus another 4-5 ladles of water...OOOPS you're right.. more like 4-5 cups
 
another tip is when its about to be done, instead of using chicken stock for the last ladle, use heavy cream and melt in a nice pat of butter before the cheese.

 
Every year around Halloween we make Pumpkin Risotto with toasted seeds sprinkled on top. Mmm good.

During the times its hard to find fresh pumpkin, we use butternut squash.
 
All the bragging and recipes won't do much good without some *free* samples of what you've made. However, I will state the the recipe looks mighty tasty. 🙂


 
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