Wild Mushroom Risotto
Wild Mushroom Risotto

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook wild mushroom risotto using 13 ingredients and 5 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Wild Mushroom Risotto:
  1. Make ready 250 g Arborio risotto rice,
  2. Make ready 220 g fresh mushrooms, of your choice chopped,
  3. Take Half a handful dried porchini mushrooms,
  4. Prepare 1 small red onion, chopped,
  5. Get 1 dash malt vinegar,
  6. Take 1 good glug dry Vermouth,
  7. Get 2 cloves garlic, sliced finely,
  8. Make ready 1 litre vegetable stock, (made with boiling water),
  9. Take 1 handful chopped fresh parsley,
  10. Get 2 tbsp olive oil,
  11. Take 1 heaped tbsp half fat creme fraiche, or a glug of whole milk,
  12. Make ready Grated quality Parmigianino Reggiano cheese, to serve,
  13. Get Salt and pepper to season

This type of rice also helps provide risotto with its creamy consistency. And since this is a wild mushroom risotto, a variety of wild mushrooms are used in the recipe. Heat half the butter in a large saucepan and sweat the onion and garlic until transparent. Pour in the wine, reduce the heat and cook for a few minutes.

Steps to make Wild Mushroom Risotto:
  1. Add the oil to a large saucepan over a medium heat. Add the chopped onions and a drizzle of malt vinegar and fry until translucent and soft. Next add in the chopped garlic and fry for a further minute then add in the fresh mushrooms. Season well with salt and pepper and stir.
  2. Next add in all the dried porchini plus a good dash of dry Vermouth and stir, cook for a minute or two. Add in the rice and cook for around 2 minutes, continually stirring so it doesn't catch then pour in half the vegetable stock and bring to a simmer.
  3. Now keep an eye on it and stir quite regularly, as soon as the stock gets low and has almost evaporated off, add in a couple more ladles of stock, then stir through. You'll need to repeat this process until the risotto becomes creamier and thickens up. You may need to turn down the heat a smidge if the stock evaporates too quickly.
  4. Add in the fresh parsley and stir though to wilt it down. Season with more salt and pepper to taste. Right at the end of cooking, add in the crème fraiche or milk and stir through to make the sauce creamier still. Once the risotto has a creamy thick yet glossy appearance, and the rice has a nice gentle bite to it remove from the heat.
  5. Serve up and grate over the cheese, to make extra special add some shavings of truffle. ;) Enjoy!

For the risotto, heat the olive oil in a pan. Place the onions, garlic and a pinch of salt into the pan and cook until the onions are soft and transparent. The best mushroom risotto I've ever eaten was in Valetta, Malta (so good you'd give somebody's left arm for it)and I've been hunting for a good recipe ever since. This recipe is a close second! I've made it twice now, and I've found that I prefer to use about twice as much wine as called for (and of course then cut back on the chicken stock.

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