Risotto cozze e zafferano mussel and saffron risotto. Brigitte Hafner's mussel and saffron risotto. Add the liquor from the mussels and continue as described in the previous recipe, until the rice is almost finished. Add the mussels just at the end to warm through.
You can have Risotto cozze e zafferano mussel and saffron risotto using 10 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Risotto cozze e zafferano mussel and saffron risotto
- Prepare 350 g of risotto rice.
- You need 1-1.2 litres of hot stock.
- Prepare 3-4 of mussels per person - cleaned.
- Prepare to taste of Saffron.
- Prepare of Small chopped onion.
- You need of Olive oil.
- It’s of Glug of white wine.
- You need Knob of butter.
- It’s Pinch of salt.
- Prepare of Fresh parsley to serve.
Make it a meal: Serve with Sliced Tomato Salad and whole-grain baguette. This delicate, golden-hued risotto with creamy butternut squash is autumn on a plate. It's inspired by a dish I've had many times at a farm in San Gimignano, Tuscany, that produces its own saffron – painstakingly hand-picked every fall. Saffron has been grown in the hills around San Gimignano since.
Risotto cozze e zafferano mussel and saffron risotto step by step
Cook onion in olive oil until soft, then add rice and toast the rice well for 2 mins. Then add wine and let it evaporate.
Add about 3/4 of the stock, stir and simmer. The rice takes about 20 mins to cook. Half way through, add saffron and mussels. Continue simmering adding more stock as needed..
Towards the end of cooking time add butter and stir until creamy. Check for salt. Serve with fresh parsley 😍.
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