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Arancini: a solution for leftover risotto

August 22, 2011 7 Comments Filed Under: Food, Recipes, Uncategorized

Arancini recipe

Recipe for Arancini

Assemble your ingredients:
Bowl of cold leftover risotto (mine was cooked using Vialone Nano rice, white wine, blue cheese and mushroom duxelles the night before).
Bowl of 2 beaten eggs 
Bowl of bread crumbs/Panko
Bowl of cheese cubes (I used a mixture of blue cheese and cheddar. Mozzarella is also good)
Arancini recipe
 Take a small patty of rice 2 or 3 cms across
Arancini recipe
 Poke a small cube of cheese into it.
Arancini recipe
 Cover the cheese with the rice, moulding a small ball
Arancini recipe
 Dip the ball in egg
Arancini recipe
 Dip in bread crumbs
Arancini recipe
 Fry the balls in vegetable oil.
Arancini recipe
 Enjoy the hot cheesy goodness within.
Arancini recipe
I served them with chipotle tabasco and green chili sauce.

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  1. sweet-komal

    August 22, 2011 at 6:54 pm

    "hot cheesy goodness" = Amazing. I want some!

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  2. James

    August 22, 2011 at 8:50 pm

    Also a great stand-by canape. Had just set off for a dinner party last year, and suddenly remembered they'd asked for canapes at the last minute. Doubled back, ransacked the fridge, found leftover risotto. Just made them when I got there. So popular. It's the deep-frying thing I'm sure.

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  3. theundergroundrestaurant

    August 22, 2011 at 11:39 pm

    yes also great starter….Deep frying mmmm

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  4. Anna

    August 23, 2011 at 9:24 am

    Yum they look amazing. What a great idea! Will definitely try these next time I have left overs.

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  5. Sara @ Real Fun Food

    August 23, 2011 at 12:02 pm

    This is very cool. I want to make risotto just so I can have some left over to make these little cheesy balls. Love your blog! I'm also a Marmite lover 🙂

    Reply
  6. girls who like to gorge

    August 23, 2011 at 2:49 pm

    WOW!! This is such a great idea, thankyou for the lovely tip! xx

    Reply

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