the acid part before the stock what can i use instead wine? if so i tried little lemon but did not like. also i hate wine. that stuff in bottle. Can i use that cheap picinic stuff in 2l cartoon? forgot the name. just dont seem as strong tasting.
@ashkan429 and @too408 THANK YOU! @ashkan429, I'm really stoked to try my hand at this. Why pay when we can do it ourselves, right? (I say that now, but wait until it's the end of the work week...). @too408, I appreciate the ratio, I tend to over/under liquify them so--thanks! Cheers all! (^ _ ^)v
@merrari To make a chicken stock: 1kg chicken wings (for intense flavor) 2 1/2 liters water [Note: 2 to 5 is a good ratio for chicken to water for lower or higher quantities of stock) 3 peppercorns 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1/2 medium onion 1 stick celery Few sprigs thyme 2 or 3 stems parsley Add water to chicken wings in a large pot on high heat. Cold water is best to start with, as it allows full flavor to get into the liquid. When mixture comes to the boil, lower heat to a gentle simmer, a
What kind of wine is being used? And measurements would be a good accompaniment to all this good tutorial! Also, I wonder how this cook goes about making her homemade broth. Curious!
first of all risotto is not used all over the italy...arborio best known??---->i would say carnaroli...you have to add butter at the begining or at the end not BOTH!!!...it looks too soupy btw,it is because you didn t turn off the heat and put lid on it...after you do that you have to wait 3 minutes...THE VIDEO IS OK...buono ;)...oh yes when you ad tomatoes don t cook them just add them when risotto is on a a plate...!
first of all risotto is not used all over the italy...arborio best known??---->i would say carnaroli...you have to add butter at the begining or at the end not BOTH!!!...it looks too soupy btw,it is because you didn t turn off the heat and put lid on it...after you do that you have to wait 3 minutes...THE VIDEO IS OK...buono ;)
Arborio isn't the only short grain rice. Carnaroli is so much better for risotto, imo. Also, pecorino cheese can be a great finisher for risotto, with a "nutty" flavor compared to parmesan cheese.
@789123 You have to add the broth as many times it´s necesary, until the rice is nice and tender. Depends on the portions to. Always prepare like 5 cups of broth. If you dont use it all until its "Al dente", its ok. But if you need more than the broth you previously prepare, use water insted. I hope this could help you ;)
@789123Y You have to add the broth as many times it´s necesary, until the rice is nice and tender. Depends on the portions to. Always prepare like 5 cups of broth. If you dont use it all until its "Al dente", its ok. But if you need more than the broth you previously prepare, use water insted. I hope this could help you ;)
@789123Y You have to add the broth as many times it´s necesary, until the rice is nice and tender. Depends on the portions to. Always prepare like 5 cups of broth. If you dont use it all until its "Al dente", its ok. But if you need more than the broth you previously prepare, use water insted. I hope this could help you ;)
Carnaroli is the rice most commonly used in Italy. Araborio is not the best...that is a US misnomer. Ariborio's outer shell breaks down faster releasing the start too soon.
Here we mainly use 3 type of rice: Carnaroli, Arborio and Vialone Nano. In risotto making, the rule should be as follows: Carnaroli for risotto where rice is basically by its self (risotto alla Milanese, risotto with lemon), Arborio for seafood risotto and Vialone for preparations with vegetables. The final mantecatura should be made off the heat and with cold butter whisking vigorously to get the risotto nice and moist.
@ractopiu Premetto che sono italiana e guarda che il risotto si fa proprio come spiegato in questo video, non capisco perche' secondo te e' orribile. Cosa ha sbagliato?
And by the way: in italiano il plurale di boccia non e' boccie ma bocce...
@batuffolinabianca premetto che sono italiano...eheheh .... ma qua dicono che il risotto è toscano? uhm... dai sti americani col cibo ci fanno un po a pugni però. Neanch'io mangerei sta roba... un saluto ;)
@batuffolinabianca Uno che alla fine di un video così commenta le bocce.....mi sa che centra con la cucina come Polifemo con l'astigmatismo. Non dovevi manco sprecare le parole per rispondergli ^___^
Thankyou for you video and info. i made a lovely Risotto today with Lemon and Wild Rocket. can i ask one thing? if i keep the remainder in the fridge would it be ok to re heat the next day or two?
I like my risotto thicker and cheesey.... just me.
TheGrahams 4 days ago
This is a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing the information.
litmylife07 1 month ago
the acid part before the stock what can i use instead wine? if so i tried little lemon but did not like. also i hate wine. that stuff in bottle. Can i use that cheap picinic stuff in 2l cartoon? forgot the name. just dont seem as strong tasting.
CliveGains80s 2 months ago
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CliveGains80s 2 months ago
is she sexy or not??
P00TANARA 3 months ago
@ashkan429 and @too408 THANK YOU! @ashkan429, I'm really stoked to try my hand at this. Why pay when we can do it ourselves, right? (I say that now, but wait until it's the end of the work week...). @too408, I appreciate the ratio, I tend to over/under liquify them so--thanks! Cheers all! (^ _ ^)v
merrari 3 months ago
Perfect, thank you very much!
Rosmur73 3 months ago
I hate how it keep zooming into her face while she doesnt even talk...
Saki630 3 months ago
looks like a little poop poop
melvinvswaldo 4 months ago
that was good
jay7sa 5 months ago
ALL FALSE, I'M ITALIAN
SuperNisca 6 months ago
@SuperNisca good for you
almorter1 5 months ago
@SuperNisca If you need to state things like that, please also provide the correct information. Just stating that something is false is useless.
789123Y 5 months ago 2
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..add other ingredients. Cook on low for around 45 minutes, and remove fats/impurities from the top of the stock 2 or 3 times throughout cooking.
Also a dry sherry wine is commonly used for cooking.
ashkan429 6 months ago
ashkan429 6 months ago 2
What kind of wine is being used? And measurements would be a good accompaniment to all this good tutorial! Also, I wonder how this cook goes about making her homemade broth. Curious!
merrari 8 months ago
@merrari if i'm not mistaken, i believe that the ratio for wine to rice is 1 to 1. also i'm pretty sure it's white wine.
too408 3 months ago
in the corners of your circle formed pot? retard..
mryousmell 9 months ago
I wanna eat the cook...
ArieTemmes 10 months ago
@ArieTemmes literally?
wizzolf 10 months ago
Awesome, thank you. I'm going to give this a go tonight!
PsychosocialCentral 11 months ago
Well done. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.
arponto 11 months ago 2
This is the best tutorial I've seen on risotto. Thanks. I feel a little more confident going into this tomorrow! (Risotto con Pancetta)
yesssi 11 months ago 2
first of all risotto is not used all over the italy...arborio best known??---->i would say carnaroli...you have to add butter at the begining or at the end not BOTH!!!...it looks too soupy btw,it is because you didn t turn off the heat and put lid on it...after you do that you have to wait 3 minutes...THE VIDEO IS OK...buono ;)...oh yes when you ad tomatoes don t cook them just add them when risotto is on a a plate...!
Rereman4 1 year ago
first of all risotto is not used all over the italy...arborio best known??---->i would say carnaroli...you have to add butter at the begining or at the end not BOTH!!!...it looks too soupy btw,it is because you didn t turn off the heat and put lid on it...after you do that you have to wait 3 minutes...THE VIDEO IS OK...buono ;)
Rereman4 1 year ago
gordon ramsay says that you have to constantly stir the risotto... and i believe thats the truth.
rip123arsalan 1 year ago
@rip123arsalan lolll good thing he didn't tell you to jump off a cliff
mrdumpster 1 year ago
@mrdumpster lmao.. good one.
rip123arsalan 1 year ago
Great vid and great info... I had to watch 20 clips for the crucial, insightful details you have mention. Great and thanks!
frouzakisg 1 year ago
Arborio isn't the only short grain rice. Carnaroli is so much better for risotto, imo. Also, pecorino cheese can be a great finisher for risotto, with a "nutty" flavor compared to parmesan cheese.
michelsonluke 1 year ago
About how much broth do you need for risotto?
789123Y 1 year ago
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@789123 You have to add the broth as many times it´s necesary, until the rice is nice and tender. Depends on the portions to. Always prepare like 5 cups of broth. If you dont use it all until its "Al dente", its ok. But if you need more than the broth you previously prepare, use water insted. I hope this could help you ;)
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@789123Y You have to add the broth as many times it´s necesary, until the rice is nice and tender. Depends on the portions to. Always prepare like 5 cups of broth. If you dont use it all until its "Al dente", its ok. But if you need more than the broth you previously prepare, use water insted. I hope this could help you ;)
joexjacksonguitar 1 year ago
@789123Y You have to add the broth as many times it´s necesary, until the rice is nice and tender. Depends on the portions to. Always prepare like 5 cups of broth. If you dont use it all until its "Al dente", its ok. But if you need more than the broth you previously prepare, use water insted. I hope this could help you ;)
joexjacksonguitar 1 year ago
your risotto looks too soupy.
TheJmacaroni 1 year ago 23
@TheJmacaroni Venetian style. I prefer it this way.
darkoanton5 7 months ago
@TheJmacaroni That's how a risotto should look like. I saw Wolfgang Puck make a risotto and it was just as 'creamy'
dachicagoan 6 months ago
@dachicagoan well :/
I dont like it like that. sorry.
TheJmacaroni 6 months ago
@dachicagoan oh yeah that was a crazy moment
IconMatthew1 6 months ago
Great vid, however:
Carnaroli is the rice most commonly used in Italy. Araborio is not the best...that is a US misnomer. Ariborio's outer shell breaks down faster releasing the start too soon.
28chefwatson 1 year ago
risotto with CHILLIS
bugsbunny159 1 year ago
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Albertoskitchen 1 year ago
Tanx for this great tutorial. its so clear and explanatory
kingdomoffspring6 1 year ago
Here we mainly use 3 type of rice: Carnaroli, Arborio and Vialone Nano. In risotto making, the rule should be as follows: Carnaroli for risotto where rice is basically by its self (risotto alla Milanese, risotto with lemon), Arborio for seafood risotto and Vialone for preparations with vegetables. The final mantecatura should be made off the heat and with cold butter whisking vigorously to get the risotto nice and moist.
iononcentro 1 year ago
did you did add wine to risotto??..or is there a sub..
baha2021 1 year ago
great vid, thanks
TheRioterKiss 1 year ago
Now thats a video...thanks for sharing!
TheVittleVlog 1 year ago
.....omg..... rename it in : HOW TO MAKE ORRIBLE RISOTTO...how you can eat that thing !??!
...ah nice chest anyway....che boccie. O_O
ractopiu 1 year ago 2
@ractopiu Premetto che sono italiana e guarda che il risotto si fa proprio come spiegato in questo video, non capisco perche' secondo te e' orribile. Cosa ha sbagliato?
And by the way: in italiano il plurale di boccia non e' boccie ma bocce...
batuffolinabianca 1 year ago
@batuffolinabianca premetto che sono italiano...eheheh .... ma qua dicono che il risotto è toscano? uhm... dai sti americani col cibo ci fanno un po a pugni però. Neanch'io mangerei sta roba... un saluto ;)
guglielmo84 1 year ago
@batuffolinabianca Uno che alla fine di un video così commenta le bocce.....mi sa che centra con la cucina come Polifemo con l'astigmatismo. Non dovevi manco sprecare le parole per rispondergli ^___^
iononcentro 1 year ago
One of the best videos on how to make risotto.
nieblanegra 1 year ago
Great chest!
boobooburger 2 years ago 2
lots of info thats great
davidsrx793 2 years ago 8
Hi,
Thankyou for you video and info. i made a lovely Risotto today with Lemon and Wild Rocket. can i ask one thing? if i keep the remainder in the fridge would it be ok to re heat the next day or two?
Thanks.
Bersini 2 years ago
i dont think so
msfashionlover 2 years ago
Great video!
bcgabriot 2 years ago