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Italian Carnaroli Rice
Short Description
Rice, Carnaroli, ItalianRice.premium Italian short-grain rice grown in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. Prized for its high starch content, carnaroli creates superior risotto with a lush, creamy finish and a signature al dente texture. 100% Italian. Non GMO. Gluten free. Cooks in 18 min. Since 1950. Produced & packed in Italy. Basic Preparation: Slowly cook 1 finely diced shallot in butter. Add 2 cups rice and toast until butter is absorbed and rice releases its aroma. Stir in 1/2 cup of dry wine and simmer. Stir until liquid is absorbed. Add in warmed broth (8 cups total) 1/2 cup at a time, stirring regularly. Once liquid is absorbed, add the next. Continue until rice is al dente and texture is creamy. Turn off heat. Just before serving, stir in a few dabs of butter and 1 cup grated parmesan to finish the dish. Cooks in about 18 min. The basic prep is the foundation for any risotto dish you wish you create. Simply add your favorite ingredients (mushrooms, zucchini, shrimp, asparagus, taleggio, etc. ) near the end of the cooking process. Be sure to pre-cook and season all of your additions!Long Description
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Manufacturer: | George DeLallo Co., Inc. |
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