Hey everyone, it’s Brad, welcome to our recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to prepare a distinctive dish, italian seafood risotto (c60-80min). One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I will make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have italian seafood risotto (c60-80min) using 13 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.
The ingredients needed to make Italian seafood Risotto (c60-80min):
- Prepare 350 g risotto rice (this is enough for 2 people and more for leftover for second day)
- Make ready 100 g squid
- Take 200 g or so of mussels (about 3-4 per person) (optional)
- Make ready 10 prawns (2-3 per person)
- Make ready 1-1.2 litres hot veg or fish stock
- Take 100 ml passata
- Get Small chopped onion
- Make ready Glug of white wine
- Prepare Knob butter
- Get Olive oil
- Take to taste Salt
- Prepare Fresh parsley
- Make ready Palmeresan cheese
Two of the most popular types of risotto are Carnaroli and Arborio - the latter being the easiest to find in grocery stores and what I typically use. It is not as complicated as you think and you can use any type of fish you like. Shellfish is ideal but you can add pieces of cod and salmon too for instance. You can also use frozen fish if you cannot find fresh one.
Instructions to make Italian seafood Risotto (c60-80min):
- Cook squid and onion till soft.
- Add rice and stir for 1-2 mins. Add wine and let it evaporate. Turn heat down to low. Add about 3/4 of the stock and passata. Cook on low stirring occasionally. After 10 mins, contiue stirring and add more stock as needed. repeat this few times, do not use stock in one go.(i also realise my rice is too soft, maybe can try not too soft)
- Pan fry prawns in a separate pan until pink and cooked. Set aside. When stock absorbed and rice cooked add a knob of butter Stir well until creamy. put all the prawns in the rice apart from two to garnish, put some shredded palmeresan cheese. Serve with prawns on top and fresh parsley
- Give some white wine and garlic sauce, salt makes a lot of different on the taste. I sometime put all things together, not really following the right order, but I tend to push seafood at the last, so it not over cooked.
Shellfish is ideal but you can add pieces of cod and salmon too for instance. You can also use frozen fish if you cannot find fresh one. A drop of white wine will enhance the flavour of this delicious risotto. The best Italian Seafood Risotto Frutti di Mare recipe, made with shrimp, mussels, baby clams, crab, a good white wine, lots of garlic, tomatoes and an exquisite saffron seafood stock. Originally from Lombardy, the northern side of Italy, the Italian classic risotto has become a popular dish all around the world.
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