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Mozzarella- Filled Rice Risotto Balls

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Ingredients

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1 red onion
75 g butter or 75 g olive oil
150 ml dry white wine
275 g arborio rice
1 liter vegetable stock
salt and pepper
25 g parmesan cheese, freshly grated
2 eggs, beaten
125 g mozzarella cheese, cubed
16 small basil leaves
125 g breadcrumbs
oil (for deep frying)

Nutritional information

705.4
Calories
256 g
Calories From Fat
28.5 g
Total Fat
16 g
Saturated Fat
176 mg
Cholesterol
666.4 mg
Sodium
82.2 g
Carbs
4.1 g
Dietary Fiber
4.1 g
Sugars
21.8 g
Protein
255g
Serving Size

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Mozzarella- Filled Rice Risotto Balls

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    The recipe was very tasty, but I had a hard time with them falling apart, usually in the pan. I think next time I will cut back on the egg as that I think the problem was they were too moist, perhaps I should have used smaller eggs. The recipe for the risotto alone was wonderful and I think I would use it sometime when I am just making risotto. I served this with salad as a dinner. Made for PAC Spring 2010.

    • 80 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

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    Mozzarella-Filled Rice (Risotto) Balls, A lovely starter or great finger food for a buffet Makes a great meal served with garlic bread and salad Definitely worth making for its own sake, but is also a great way to use up leftover risotto This originally came from the Good Housekeeping Vegetarian book , The recipe was very tasty, but I had a hard time with them falling apart, usually in the pan I think next time I will cut back on the egg as that I think the problem was they were too moist, perhaps I should have used smaller eggs The recipe for the risotto alone was wonderful and I think I would use it sometime when I am just making risotto I served this with salad as a dinner Made for PAC Spring 2010 , A lovely starter or great finger food for a buffet Makes a great meal served with garlic bread and salad Definitely worth making for its own sake, but is also a great way to use up leftover risotto This originally came from the Good Housekeeping Vegetarian book


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    Steps

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    Begin by Making a Basic White Risotto. Peel and Finely Chop the Onion.

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    Melt the Butter in a Saucepan, and Fry the Onion For 5 Minutes.

    3
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    Pour in the White Wine and Boil Rapidly Until Most of the Liquid Is Gone.

    4
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    Add the Rice, and Stir to Coat With the Onion and Wine.

    5
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    One Ladle at a Time, Add the Stock, and Simmer Until Almost Completely Absorbed (keep an Eye on This - It'll Stick to the Bottom of Your Pan Like Nobody's Business!).

    6
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    Continue Until the Rice Has Been Cooking For ~20 Minutes and It Is Soft and Creamy but Still Has a Little Bit of Bite to It.

    7
    Done

    Season Generously (if You Can't Find Fresh Basil Then at This Point Stir in a Healthy Portion of Dried Basil or Mixed Herbs) and Add the Parmesan.

    8
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    Stir in the Beaten Egg (if You're Making a Big Batch and Planning to Eat Some, Then Obviously Do This After You've Taken Out Tonight's Meal!)

    9
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    Allow to Cool Completely (ideally Overnight - but Half an Hour in the Fridge Should Do It. It's Just Easier to Handle When Completely Cold).

    10
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    Spoon 1tbsp of the Risotto Into the Palm of Your Hand.

    11
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    Place a Basil Leaf and a Piece of Mozzarella - About Half an Inch Across - on Top of the Rice.

    12
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    Add Another Spoon of Risotto and Shape Into a Smooth Ball.

    13
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    Roll the Ball in Breadcrumbs Until Evenly Covered.

    14
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    Heat a Pan of Oil (use the Smallest Pan You Have Available to Minimise Wastage) Until It Is Smoking Hot and Then Fry the Balls, a Few at a Time, For 3-5 Minutes Until Golden Brown.

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