Carnaroli risotto with goat's butter, pine nut cream, candied lemon and mountain flowers
Refined risotto recipe by chef Hannes Pignater from the ADLER Lodge RITTEN.
Course Main Course
Cuisine Italy, South Tyrol
1 Food processor
1 Pastry Bag
- 160 g Risotto rice
- 110 ml White wine dry
- 20 g Goat's butter
- 1 Lemon organic
- 300 g Pine nuts organic
- 40 g Grated Parmesan cheese
- 1 tp Salt
- 50 g Sugar (For candying the lemon peel)
Decoration
- edible Blossoms from your own garden (wash and lay out on a clean kitchen towel)
- Parsley
Candied lemon
Peel the lemon with a peeler
Cut the peel into julienne (fine strips)
Blanch 3 times for 1 minute each time with fresh water
Make a syrup from 2 parts sugar and 1 part water, add the blanched lemon peel and boil for a few minutes.
Set aside the finished candied lemon peel
Squeeze the lemon and set the juice aside
Pine nut cream
Roast the pine nuts for 8 minutes at 180 degrees Celsius
Puree most of the pine nuts in a high-powered blender to a cream and pour into a pastry bag or bottle.
Set aside the rest of the pine nuts for decoration.
Risotto
Roast the rice
Deglaze with white wine and cook slowly, adding boiling water.
The rice should be "al dente" after about 18 minutes.
Remove from the heat, mix with the goat's butter, lemon juice, grated Parmesan, and salt, and arrange on plates.
Decoration
Garnish the risotto on the plates with the pine nut cream, candied lemon, parsley, and mountain flowers.
Keyword Farm to Table, Risotto