Arancini di riso (4)
Instructions
Heat the butter in a pan and let wilt on fire sweet chopped onion.
When it starts to pick up color, add the rice and toast for a few minutes in the sauce, stirring constantly.
Add most of the boiling broth (add the rest at a later date, if required), raised the heat and simmer stirring occasionally; 2 minutes before end of cooking add the Saffron dissolved in 1 tablespoon warm water.
When cooked, the rice should still be slightly al dente and rather dense.
Cream.
grated cheese then roll it out on the table in marble or on a large serving platter and let it cool.
Boil the peas in salted water, drain and mix with sauce to be rather dry.
Cut the cheese into cubes.
Take a tablespoon full of rice, make a hole and fill it with a couple of teaspoons of ragù and peas and cheese with a small nut.
Close with a little rice and shaped with the hands the arancino that must have the shape and size of a small orange.
To work completed, beat the eggs in a bowl, the flour balls and toss them first in the egg and then in bread crumbs, by clothing them with a thick layer.
Let stand for 2 hours in a cool place before you fry them in hot oil facilities were (175 degrees).
When they are well browned, drain and toss them on a double sheet of kitchen paper.
Serve them hot but not boiling.
In the absence of meat sauce, the filling of the balls can be made of only peas, tied with a few tablespoons of bechamel, with the addition of some dice that cheese can also be mozzarella or provolone dolce.
Ingredients and dosing for 20 persons
- 400 g of semi-fine rice
- 120 cl of broth
- == 1 small onion
- 50 g of butter
- 60 g of grated parmesan cheese
- 1 sachet of saffron
- 1 cup of meat sauce
- 3 tablespoons of fresh peas (or frozen peas)
- 100 g of fresh pecorino cheese
- 2 eggs
- 300 g of breadcrumbs