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Often referred to as "labour of love" the time that is invested in making risotto is well worth it in the end. There are many risotto recipes that suit a myriad of taste buds and Jamie loves this great Italian dish. Try Jamie's grilled mushroom risotto or his asparagus, mint and lemon risotto.

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a basic risotto recipe

main courses | serves 6
This is a great recipe for making risotto. You want it to be smooth, creamy and oozy, not thick and stodgy.

stage 1

Heat the stock. In a separate pan heat the olive oil and butter, add the onion...

apple and walnut risotto with gorgonzola

main courses | serves Serves 8
This is like a Waldorf salad! The combo of strong cheese with apples and walnuts just works. If you can get hold of quality gorgonzola, please do – the sweetness of the apples really offsets it. I’ve ...

artichoke risotto (risotto ai carciofi)

main courses | serves Serves 6
Even though artichokes are a really everyday ingredient in Italy, in the UK they do feel very luxurious. This is a basic risotto bianco with very thinly sliced artichokes added to it, which give it a ...

asparagus, mint and lemon risotto

main courses | serves 8
This is such a simple, clean and delicious risotto. When buying asparagus, have a look around because there are lots of varieties available now - purple-tipped, white, thin straggly Japanese, wild Spa...

cauliflower risotto (risotto ai cavolfiori)

main courses | serves Serves 6
This is an absolutely delicious recipe. It’s quite unusual, and the best thing about it is that it makes a hero of the much-underloved everyday cauliflower. If you’re down the farmers’ market, or at t...