Saffron and sausage risotto
Saffron and sausage risotto

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Sweat the onion and simmer the chicken stock with the saffron. Then add the wine - the best wine for risotto is a dry red or white (e.g. chardonnay, pinot grigio, or sauvignon blanc). Add sliced andouille sausage and cook for a minute.

To begin with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have saffron and sausage risotto using 8 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Saffron and sausage risotto:
  1. Get 80 g arborio or carnaroli rice per person
  2. Get 1 l meat broth (veggie is fine too)
  3. Take 1 sachet saffron in powder
  4. Make ready 1/2 cup dry white wine
  5. Get 1 shallot (or white onion)
  6. Make ready 3 sausages pork meat
  7. Make ready Butter
  8. Prepare Parmesan

Hello Oven Baked Risotto with Saffron and Chorizo. On Mother's Day this year my sister-in-law, mother-in-law and I decided, over a bowl of risotto, that we needed a good oven baked risotto recipe. This authentic Italian pork sausage risotto (luganega in dialect) is a typical dish from the Milan area. It's a heartier and tastier version of the iconic risotto alla Milanese, which shares the distinctive yellowish colour as a result of the saffron.

Instructions to make Saffron and sausage risotto:
  1. Start by making the broth, about a litre should do. Dice the onion. Remove the sausage meat from the skin and using tha flat part of the knife make the meat into a paste
  2. In a big pot add some oil and when hot add the onion and let it soften on medium heat for a couple of minutes. Add the meat now and with a spoon break it into small pieces. Cook for about 4 min or until the meat is all sealed.
  3. Add the rice and mix for a couple of minutes until it starts to stick. Now add the wine. And mix the rice until it evaporates
  4. From now on, you will add the broth about a ladle at the time and keep on stirring the rice gently. When the rice starts to dry up add another one and so on until the rice is cooked (see instructions on the rice that you bought) about 25 min or so usually
  5. At the end of cooking leave the rice quite wet and add the saffron and stir in well. I have shown the consistency of the rice on the video below. Saffron and sausage risotto1. Now turn off the rice and we start the ‘mantecatura’ which is what makes the risotto creamy (certainly not cream!). Add the butter and a generous handful of parmigiano, cover with a lid and leave for 2 min. The consistency now will be much thicker than before. Serve hot on a plate Saffron and sausage risotto

Of course, there are those who add saffron – but the distinctive feature of Monza's risotto is the luganega, the typical Monza sausage. Very soft, with a delicate and unmistakable taste: it is prepared with very finely minced pork, grana cheese and white wine. Sausage & Saffron Risotto For a recent family get together I wanted to make a risotto, mainly because I love how easy risottos are to make. Sure there's a little bit of prep involved and then some stirring time just before dinner but compared to a lot of meals, I find risottos quite stress free. The garlic shrimps and this Risotto Milanese (that's the Italian term for Saffron Risotto) are a perfect team!

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