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Has anyone got a great oven-baked risotto recipe?

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Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 23-Jun-09 16:11:27
This Baked Spanish Risotto is scrummy.. and very very easy to make - though reduce the amount of stock a little, and add more at the end if still needed, otherwise it can be too sloppy ime. smile
bill granger

this one is quite nice, i find frying the courgette for a bit first and adding more parmesan make it a bit tastier.
Here is a Mushroom one.
Delia has an Oven Baked Risotto Recipe - In fact there was another - I will look again smile
We've got stoneware which helps the cooking - but basically chop any veg we want in there, put in 1 mug risotto rice, 2 mugs of water and some stock powder and bung it in the oven. If you want to improve the creamyness, add a bit of cream before you serve - and perhaps stir some cheese in at that point.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 23-Jun-09 09:21:12
Never tried one before as I thought it was too un-authentic and you just have to accept the fact that risotto=stirring. But I made one from Good Food last night and of course, the baking was a boon, as I still had my hands free to deal with 4yo and 3mo.

The one I made was good, but I wondered if anyone had a GREAT one?

Thanks in advance!
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