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Salt & Pepper Seafood Risotto


The seafood risotto is one of the leading dishes of Italian gastronomy, its preparation is long and complex, but its refined taste will surely make you forget …

The seafood risotto is one of the leading dishes of Italian gastronomy, its preparation is long and complex, but its refined taste will surely make you forget the hours spent in front of the stove

The seafood risotto is one of the leading dishes of Italian gastronomy, its preparation is long and complex, but its refined taste will surely make you forget the hours spent in front of the stove

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      Risotto with seafood Salt & Pepper recipe
    • 2) To open the seafood, place it in a fairly large pan and add 2 sprigs of parsley and a little olive oil. Make them open and fire alive. Drain with a slotted spoon, remove mussels is clams remain closed and peel the open fruits one by one, keeping aside someone with the valves you need for the decoration of the final dish.

      3) Filter the bottom of cooking the seafood and pour it into the saucepan with the prepared comic strip: you will have to get 1 liter of broth; if this is not enough, it integrates with water and boils.

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    • Preparation of seafood risotto

      4) Cut the cuttlefish and the squid into strips. Blow up the prawns in a small pan with a little oil. Slice and chop the remaining onion, collect it in a pan and fry it with the crushed garlic cloves and 3 tablespoons of oil.

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    • 5) As soon as the garlic is golden, remove it and add the rice. Toast it. Wet the with the wine, raise the heat and let the alcohol evaporate.

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      Seafood risotto Salt & Pepper preparation
    • 6) Add the cuttlefish and squid strips, mix everything and add a ladle of boiling broth, continuing to cook for 5 minutes. Then add to the risotto the shrimp tails kept aside, and finish cooking by pouring more broth a little at a time, as the rice absorbs it.

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    • 7) One minute before removing the seafood risotto from the heat, add the mussels and shelled clams and mix.


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Heat the oil in a saucepan and toast the rice, then add the wine.
Once the wine has evaporated, add the lime first and then begin to cook with the hot broth adding it little by little as it is absorbed.
A few minutes before the rice is cooked, stir in the coconut milk.

Season with salt and, if you like, with pepper.

Then dish the risotto with coconut milk, anchovies and lime, decorate with anchovies and lime zest and serve.

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Peel the shallot and chop finely, then brown it in the pan with the oil, along with half coarsely chopped anchovies.
When the anchovies are melted, add the rice and toast it for a couple of minutes, stirring often.

Then start cooking with the hot broth, stirring constantly, adding more broth as it is absorbed.
When the rice is cooked but still slightly al dente and the consistency is creamy, remove from the heat.
Stir in the stracciatella and let it rest for a couple of minutes.

Then cut the dried tomatoes into thin slices and add them to the risotto keeping aside a few pieces for decoration.
Taste and evaluate if you need to adjust salt (anchovies and tomatoes are salty, so there should be no need, but it also depends on personal tastes).

Serve the risotto with stracciatella and tomatoes, decorated with the anchovies and the remaining tomatoes and serve.

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