Added by TheBeast2 | Wed 28 Jan 2009 @ 12:03
Ingredients
1 tbsp groundnut oil
1 medium brown onion
50g carnoroli
300ml white wine
2 chicken breasts
1/2 tsp vanilla salt
1 litre veg stock
50g basmati rice
20g mascarpone
30g parmesan
30g unsalted butter
2 tsp smoked salt
Method
Quantities may not be accurate as I am doing this from memory
As always, this risotto needs a good stock. I make my stocks fresh for every dish, allowing me to fit the flavour of the stock to the flavour of the dish, as well as ensuring freshness. For this recipe, my stock included saffron for a wonderful golden colour, as well as chantenay carrots for a complementary sweetness.
Heat the groundnut oil on medium heat in a deep sided pan
Peel the onion, remove the outer layer and root and cut into julienne
Lightly fry the onion until softened
Add the rice and toast for a minute
Add the wine, increase heat to full and reduce by 2/3rds
Add the chicken and sear as the wine evaporates.
Season with vanilla salt
Set heat at medium
Add the stock, a ladle at a time, stirring constantly
When 3/4s of the stock has been added, add the basmati rice
Add the rest of the stock, increase heat to full and boil, stirring intermittantly until the rice has absorbed the stock
Turn off the heat
Stir in the mascarpone and grated parmesan
Whisk in the butter to emulsify
Season to taste with the smoked salt
Finish with a few drops of black truffle infused porcini oil
tried this recipe or a similar one? share your tips...
how long dose it take to make ?????
I think she means add the carnoroli first and then the basmati 3/4 through the stock although its not very clear
I am pleased to see you use basmati rice. I have for a long time as it lower in carbohydrates than the others and has a lower GI rating, if one cares about these things as I do. Thanks Jamie.
Hi there,
I am confused as to when to add the rice, you say add rice and toast then later on you say add rice again??? HELP! Thank you
Wonderful Recipe, trying it out tonight as it is snowing in Milano! :) Great comfort food...