That's how mine came out, with a thick creamy sauce. The texture was velvety and comforting. I am so happy I know how to make risotto now. I'm going to make the next one with mushrooms and asparagus!
broth must be hot...and it must be vegetable because Milano was very poor and there aren0t money to buy meat...lombardia's cousine is a poor cousine...
E' un risotto probabilmente buono ma con la tradizione del risotto alla milanese centra poco. Chiamalo risotto giallo o allo zafferano ma se lo chiamo alla milanese abbi rispetto della tradizione!
Imho you should add less stock (or wine) with more frequency. The rice will soak up the flavor more evenly and keep the texture. You cannot flood the rice or it will end up mushy and flat.
Maybe you can answer a question for me. I heard from someone from Torino that there are two schools for Risotto, those who stir it constantly and those who leave it to cook. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks for the comments and I'm happy you liked the video.
2 tips to get a tastier risotto... first one, fry the onion with butter instead of oil... second one, use strong white wine (such as Vernaccia)... last thing in Italy we say "Buon appetito!"... enjoy it!
love the video,it shows very nice how to prepare the real italian risotto.
As a animal lover and especially cat lover a love the kitty in your video :-)
2358abc 3 months ago
MEW :3to the cats
ongaudrey 4 months ago
very very well done and all the original way. i like it. thumbs up
Daywalker7510 4 months ago
Very Good, thank you very much!!!!
cmmpt1978 6 months ago
@cmmpt1978 Thanks for the positive comments :-)
ghoztman 6 months ago
That's how mine came out, with a thick creamy sauce. The texture was velvety and comforting. I am so happy I know how to make risotto now. I'm going to make the next one with mushrooms and asparagus!
desertrose6785 6 months ago
with these images I do not learn to make a good risotto, however, I perform my english
drZipp9 7 months ago
DISGUSTING
carbukoski 7 months ago
@carbukoski so if is this risotto disgusting, show us how you prepare your risotto
2358abc 3 months ago
"buon appetito", double P ;)
giolk28 1 year ago
@giolk28 Thanks for the spelling correction and not being too critical of the recipe :-)
I'll try to find the time to fix it. Thanks for taking the time to view and comment.
ghoztman 1 year ago
Grande Maestro
TheHoRiZoN89 1 year ago
Where's the garlic??!
BarryV22 1 year ago
@BarryV22 there's no garlic in saffron risotto..
giolk28 1 year ago
Hey never mind I think you are right as well!
labarbin13 1 year ago
Hey I don't think that is Risotto milanese... I think the name of it is Saffron Risotto. Dont you think?
labarbin13 1 year ago
@labarbin13 saffron risotto IS risotto milanese :)
giolk28 1 year ago
broth must be hot...and it must be vegetable because Milano was very poor and there aren0t money to buy meat...lombardia's cousine is a poor cousine...
mikha1978 1 year ago
Yeah... thats about is. Good recipe, great video. Grazie.
jaqjaques 1 year ago
Don't use onion, use shallot ("scalogno" in italian) and don't cover it...
albiorige 1 year ago 2
Nice video. Thanks
1kperday 2 years ago
E' un risotto probabilmente buono ma con la tradizione del risotto alla milanese centra poco. Chiamalo risotto giallo o allo zafferano ma se lo chiamo alla milanese abbi rispetto della tradizione!
newsopinando 2 years ago
mantecatura assolutamente fuori dal fuocoooooooooooo!!! e consistenza del risotto diversa, deve essere all'onda!!
canapone1978 2 years ago
Imho you should add less stock (or wine) with more frequency. The rice will soak up the flavor more evenly and keep the texture. You cannot flood the rice or it will end up mushy and flat.
bober44jz 2 years ago
yeah lol thats one thing i noticed too.
you drown the rice with stock the first time.
you never want the stock to go above the rice.
but hey, i've never had a cooking lesson in my life, so i might be wrong.
sijas 2 years ago
Parseley on RisoTTo? Is it a German invention?
Apassata 2 years ago
non esattamente corretto... non sei di Milano :D
tarzandeipoveri 3 years ago
Honestly I am not aware of this two schools but I personally prefer to stir constantly... you know just to keep everything under control!
loiondon 3 years ago
this is the way my mum (mamma) and me make the risotto... obviously there are different version... for sure your video is great!
loiondon 3 years ago
Mamma always knows best! ,-)
Maybe you can answer a question for me. I heard from someone from Torino that there are two schools for Risotto, those who stir it constantly and those who leave it to cook. What are your thoughts on this? Thanks for the comments and I'm happy you liked the video.
ghoztman 3 years ago
2 tips to get a tastier risotto... first one, fry the onion with butter instead of oil... second one, use strong white wine (such as Vernaccia)... last thing in Italy we say "Buon appetito!"... enjoy it!
loiondon 3 years ago
Thanks for the tip and the correction, I shall make the changes :-)
ghoztman 3 years ago
Nice recipe. Good photography. Easy to follow too.
jgreghenry 3 years ago