Risotto is a lot like polenta: It seems intimidating to make, but it’s actually very simple (as long as you know what to do). Use this recipe for Parmesan risotto as your jumping-off point. It’s like ...

Bring the corn stock to a simmer in a saucepan. Keep it simmering as you prepare the risotto. Melt 1 tablespoon butter in a wide, high-sided sauté pan over medium-low heat. Add the onion and cook, ...

1) Heat a large frying pan on the stove and add the butter allowing it to melt. 2) Add the minced garlic, chopped onion and sliced mushrooms to the pan and sauté for a couple of minutes in the butter.

One bite of this risotto will send you into cheesy carb heaven. Forget everything you've heard about risotto being complicated or time consuming: this couldn't be easier, and it comes together in 30 ...

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Risotto can only be as good as the stock used to slowly cook the rice. I have almost always opted for chicken stock, but this poses a problem for vegetarians. Sometimes a garlic stock or a stock made ...

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Risotto is a tough dish to perfect, but if you’re vegan or cooking for someone who is, things get even more complicated. Fortunately, you can whip up some delicious, savory risotto by substituting ...

I shipped an entire parmesan cheese wheel from Italy (again) but instead of handmade pasta, we cooked lobster risotto. Risotto is a dish that many believe to be extraordinarily difficult. But I see it ...

Food Network star Giada De Laurentiis’ risotto studded with crunchy bacon in a creamy pumpkin and goat cheese sauce is a simple, elegant, any-time dish. Here’s how this easy Italian meal comes ...

Risotto is a dish that intimidates many home cooks but I’m here to tell you that the secret to this Italian dish is less about technique and more about patience. If you can stir a wooden spoon and ...