Risotto, Italian creamy rice

Risotto is a traditional Italian dish from northern Italy. Rice (arborio, carnaroli, or vialone nano) is slowly cooked in broth with constant stirring, releasing starch and achieving a creamy consistency.

The key step is mantecatura, stirring in cold butter and Parmesan for a silky texture. The most famous is risotto alla milanese with saffron. The perfect risotto has an all'onda consistency, meaning it ripples on the plate.

Risotto, Italian creamy rice
  • Originates from northern Italy, particularly Lombardy and Piedmont
  • The key step is mantecatura, stirring in butter and Parmesan
  • Perfect risotto has an all'onda consistency, rippling on the plate
  • The most commonly used rice is arborio, carnaroli, or vialone nano
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