This is delicious risotto recipe from Taste, although I did make a few adjustments.
I use pancetta not prosciutto, I added a handful of chopped sage at the rice stage, I used ham stock not chicken (plus needed extra cup) and I grated parmesan on top but not through... but hey I don't have time to type out my version ;)
Either way risotto is always a simple tasty dish to cook.
Chop up the pancetta, onion and garlic and cook until the onion is nice and soft.
Add the rice and chopped sage, and give it a decent couple of minutes cooking while stirring.
Add the white wine and cook until is basically gone.
Add the warm stock a ladle at a time and continually keep moving the rice around.
I add more stock once I can make a 'clear' space in my pot!
With the last ladle add the peas.
Serve with topped crispy sage butter and a grating of parmesan.
Ooh, I bet the sage really gave this risotto a nice flavor!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so lovely and simple! And I think your changes sound really delicious too :)
ReplyDeleteI make risotto for my son who loves it! This is a beautiful variation!
ReplyDeleteGreat flavors to combine into risotto! Looks so creamy and very tasty! Thanks again for making the pork!
ReplyDeleteIt sure looks yummy Muppy. I used to make 50 portions of risotto at a time, and that's a LOT of stirring! Now I much prefer to have someone make it for me :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. I've been too scared to try risotto. The thought really does scare me, but you make it sound so easy!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for winter so I can get back into risottos. Yours looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love making risottos! They are super delicious and love adding as much cheese as possible
ReplyDeleteI have never tried risotto before! It looks very good!
ReplyDeleteYour risotto looks absolutely delicious... I will have to give it a try, my little ones love rice so I know it would be a huge hit.
ReplyDeleteAutumn is the perfect time to start getting back in to risottos. Looks awesome Muppy.
ReplyDeleteLooks great, so nice and creamy. Might start cooking some risottos with the weather cooling down!
ReplyDeleteHi this is random, but i stumbled across a comment of yours ages ago on another blogsite about 70cent buns you buy at campsie. Just wondering which store would that be at? haha thanks!
ReplyDeletelol that is quite random and i would not have a clue what the shop is called, everything is written in chinese anyway?! it was on the main street bit and the buns were really big white and soft - so delish, i loved the vego one but it sold out super quick, haven't been for years.....
DeleteI love the addition of the crispy sage, this looks like a wonderful risotto!
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