Mushroom Risotto mix with white wine

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A Wild Mushroom Risotto & White Wine

Let’s do it the Sanopilz way

wild mushroom Risotto

Risotto. Back in the middle ages rice was brought to Italy and Spain by the Arabs. Mild climate in Italy made it possible to cultivate rice. Risotto originates from the northern Italy in Lombardy region. It is pretty much part of Italian Food culture as Pasta is.

There are many rices varieties & suitable for Risotto are Carnaroli, Vialone nano, Baldo, Arborio..


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A ready made Risotto Mix

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wild mushroom Risotto
Risotto Ingredients

We tastes 2 Risotto ready mixes from Sanopilz : the “Risotto mit Wildpilzen”(Wild mushrooms) and the “Risotto mit Zuchtpilzen”(cultivated mushrooms) as well as mushroom salt and mushroom spices .
Check them out here to discover all different kinds of mushroom products.


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How to make this Wild Mushroom Risotto at home?

Your Risotto in Easy steps

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    bouillon for Risotto
    Risotto in Hotpan Kuhn Rikon
    Risotto in Hotpan Kuhn Rikon
    Risotto in Hotpan Kuhn Rikon

    Instructions are included so you can’t wrong 😉


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    our feedback

    “A really easy to make meal,
    just follow Sanopilz’s steps & advices on packaging.”

    Melanie

    Food scout

    “For a ready mix, it works & tastes great. You get that mushroom flavor enjoyment!”

    Karl

    guest TASTER

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    Risotto & White Wine

    We paired this Mushroom Risotto with a glass of White Wine Chasselas.

    Chasselas White Wine
    Chasselas White Wine

    We paired this meal with a Chasselas “Grand Cru de la Côte”, a subtil & elegant Swiss wine from the Lemanic Arc Region. The Wine Estate La Cave Jean-Daniel Coeytaux even won the prestigious prize of “La Grande Médaille d’Or” in 2019.

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    Kitchen Tools

    For this cooking session we used the following kitchen appliances:

    Risotto in Hotpan
    Hotpan Soft Cooking Method
    Risotto in Hotpan

    We used the HOTPAN® from Kuhn Rikon to cook our Risotto with the soft cooking method which consist of cooking the food for a few minutes on the hob with direct heat and then complete the cooking process in the isolating bowl.

    Besides keeping all the flavours it is as well a great energy saver (up to 60%)!
    To chop the onions we used a Santoku kitchen knife from the COLORI®+ range.


    We shot the products against a very special green vegetal background from StyleGreen.


    That’s the beauty of risotto. You can make it any flavor you want. It is a great carrier. L.Bastianich


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