So dear readers,
it' stime to post another risotto recipe. Vegetarian risottos are so
nice that I just can't get enough of them. This time I made a
slightly different risotto than I usually would as this one is
mushroom-free. I liked this one a lot as it's very fresh and it
defines tomato and mozzarella combination all over again. This is how
to make it:
Ingredients:
200g arborio rice
250g baby plum
tomatoes
100g sweet baby
peppers
2 garlic cloves
1 onion
1l vegetable stock
1 tomato and herb
stock cube
30g butter
1dl white wine
Olive oil
Fresh basil leaves
Salt
Ground black
pepper
Emmental cheese
grated
Mozzarella balls
for serving
Method:
First of all
remove the tomato skins, which can be done for example by my regular
method. Make small x-cuts on each tomato's skin and dip them for a
few seconds into boiling water and then dip them into cold water.
After this treatment the skins should easily come off. Save a few
tomatoes for the presentation as the topping and the rest will go
into the actual risotto in a moment.
Prepare a
vegetable stock or use a ready made vegetable stock. Chop the
peppers, onion and garlic. Heat a little olive oil in a pan and first
sweat the onion and then add the pepper and garlic. Add butter to the
pan and let it melt. Then add the arborio rice, stir it in the pan
until it's translucent.
Make a white wine
addition and let the wine evaporate. After that add a few scoops of
the vegetable stock and the tomatoes. Let the risotto simmer under
the lid and stir it often. Make some further stock additions when
needed.
Once the rice
starts being al dente, season the risotto with salt, ground black
pepper, a generous amount of chopped fresh basil leaves and emmental cheese. Also add a tomato and
herb stock cube. Taste if possibly more wine or butter is needed as
well.
Once you're
satisfied with the texture and the seasoning serve the risotto with
mozzarella balls and decorative tomatoes.
Stay hungry!
Your VegHog
I'm such a sucker for food! I JUST finished eating and my mouth starts watering when I read this post. >_<
ReplyDeleteThank goodness you share the recipes.<3
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