Name of Recipe: White choc risotto
Number of People: Lots! about 10 small serves
Ingredients:1L milk
40g butter
220g arborio rice
pinch of nutmeg
teaspoon of ground cinnamon
30g sugar (optional)
200g white choc
Preparation:Place all ingredients except chocolate into TM bowl. Cook at temp 90,
-speed 1 for 40 min.
Add chocolate and stir on reverse for 1 min or until chocolate is melted.
Serve with caramelised amaretto apples (recipe post to follow)
Tips/Hints:This a sweet and rich desert and I find that the sugar is not necessary as there is already enough in the chocolate.
A dark/milk choc risotto can be made the same way. You may want to omit the nutmeg and cinnamon.
To make a Jaffa risotto add dark choc instead of white and mill orange rind before adding the rest of the ingredients.
No reason why you couldn't halve the recipe to make a smaller lot.
members' commentsChelsea - It was scrumptious! I followed your recipe exactly, just adding an extra minute to the chocolate stirring stage. I served the risotto with blueberries lightly dusted with icing sugar.
Thank you!
brazen20au - DH and 2 of the kids didn't like it! DD1 and I loved it though.
Bron - This is a fantastic recipe for left over rice pudding.
Helado de Arroz con Leche:
Makes 1 litre and a bit!:
Ingredients:
3 egg whites
squeeze of lemon
pinch of salt
120g sugar
500g left over cold rice pudding
200g fresh cream (35% fat)
Preparation:
Place butterfly and add egg whites, lemon juice, salt and sugar. Program 4 mins, 37º, Speed 3 and 1/2. Then program another 4 mins, no temp, Speed 3 and 1/2. Place in a bowl.
Remove butterfly and place rice pudding and cream in Thx. Mix 30 seconds Speed 3 and 1/2. (I mixed Speed 7 as wanted it smooth)
Gently fold into egg whites until all mixed in.
Either line a rectangular with cling film 25 x 12 cm, or I used an aluminium 1 litre tray.Freeze for 2 hours at least. I had a little left over to let DH try some tonight after dinner!
Even better with the chocolate!!!!!!!Yum Yum!
JD - The choc risotto heats up nicely folks with some more milk added - tastes as good as the day it was freshly made.
Have just made the above-mentioned ice-cream, thanks Bron. Tasted great, now I have to wait for it to freeze. Only used 60 g castor sugar with the egg whites and it was sweet enough for me. From that batch of choc risotto I got 6 servings + a litre of ice-cream.