Risi e Bisi - Peas and mints risotto πŸ’š
Risi e Bisi - Peas and mints risotto πŸ’š

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The ingredients needed to make Risi e Bisi - Peas and mints risotto πŸ’š:
  1. Make ready 1 onion chopped
  2. Take 500 g peas
  3. Take 30 g butter
  4. Take 200 g risotto rice
  5. Make ready 25 ml cooking oil
  6. Take Handful mints and parsley
  7. Prepare 1 handful Parmesan
  8. Make ready 1 litre Vegetable stock
  9. Take Some seasalt and Black pepper
  10. Prepare 1 tsp lemon zest
  11. Make ready Crushed peas and mints
  12. Make ready 1/2 cup frozen peas
  13. Get 1 handful fresh mint leaves (finely sliced)
  14. Get 1 tsp olive oil
  15. Take 1 pinch salt
  16. Prepare Half lemon juice

Risi e Bisi - A Classic from Venice. This is a classic springtime recipe using fresh from the garden peas. It is not a true risotto, since it is eaten more as a soup, but if you like, you can add the broth/stock more slowly and stir until absorbed in the traditional manner for risotto. . . and have a thicker version. Risi e Bisi (fresh pea risotto) I've wanted to make this beautiful fresh pea risotto forever, but buying fresh peas in their pods at the supermarket is expensive.

Instructions to make Risi e Bisi - Peas and mints risotto πŸ’š:
  1. On a low heat saucepan, add olive oil and onion cook in low heat until onion become softened.
  2. Making crushed peas and mint: quick blanched frozen peas on salted boiling water for a couple mins. Drain and put in mixing bowl. Add some olive oil in. Mashed them up with potato masher or food blender until it’s become rough paste. Leave it aside
  3. Once onion cooked nicely, add risotto rice and stirring gently, add about 20ml of stock at time and keep stirring your rice. Keep stir and adding stock until risotto rice nearly cooked. Add about 2-3 tbsp of crushed peas and mint in and stir well.
  4. Once your rice is about 95% cooked add frozen peas in. Mix well then add some butter and mix well again.
  5. Top it up with some Parmesan cheese, lemon zest. Top with some more crushed peas and mint and garnish with fresh mint, parley.

It is not a true risotto, since it is eaten more as a soup, but if you like, you can add the broth/stock more slowly and stir until absorbed in the traditional manner for risotto. . . and have a thicker version. Risi e Bisi (fresh pea risotto) I've wanted to make this beautiful fresh pea risotto forever, but buying fresh peas in their pods at the supermarket is expensive. When the risotto is finished, remove the risotto and place in a bowl. Heat a medium skillet over medium high heat. Place chicken stock in a small pot and warm over low heat.

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