I add a bit more stock or broth and process the remaining risotto at a high speed until the individual rice grains have been mushed and the result is a thick, creamy "gravy" or sauce that is wonderful over steamed vegetables, chicken and most recently, pork chops. Once I even ladled some over a serving of rice pilaf that was a bit too dry. I was alone, so no one around to witness my "rice on rice" shame!
No worries Chelsea, it will be my pleasure. Thanks for trying it. So many people say they don't like canned tuna but you can do so many wonderful things with it. I never eat it with a salad like I would with canned salmon but in a casserole or pie it is a cheap and healthy ingredient.
Quote from: andiesenji on January 21, 2010, 06:35:43 pmI add a bit more stock or broth and process the remaining risotto at a high speed until the individual rice grains have been mushed and the result is a thick, creamy "gravy" or sauce that is wonderful over steamed vegetables, chicken and most recently, pork chops. Once I even ladled some over a serving of rice pilaf that was a bit too dry. I was alone, so no one around to witness my "rice on rice" shame! Oh Andie this has made me smile!Rice on rice! Well I use my rice to make ice-cream, its delicious! Ok Ok so its not risotto! but rice pudding, but hey still using up leftovers! Good thread! Using up leftovers! I hate waste!
Good idea - how long do you deep fry them?