Cookbook First Courses


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Simple | 4 | 40 minuti |
Ingredients
240 g | rice for risottos |
600 mL | vegetable broth |
50 g | butter |
0.5 cucchiai | salt |
0.5 bustine | saffron |
3 cucchiai | grated parmiggiano |
200 mL | bechamel Sterilgarda |
100 g | diced ham |
150 g | mozzarella or scamorza |
parsley or basil | |
q.b. | black pepper |
q.b. | breadcrumbs |
olive oil |
Preparation
- Prepare the vegetable broth. Meanwhile, prepare the rice and cook it so that it remains al dente, soft and with the grains well separated.
- Place the vegetable stock in a saucepan and add the butter.
- As soon as the broth begins to boil, add the rice, salt, saffron and lower the heat.
- When the rice has absorbed the broth, remove from the heat, add a couple of spoons of grated cheese, mix and leave to cool.
- Grease the pan with oil and flour it with breadcrumbs.
- Pour half of the rice into the pan and level with a spoon.
- Add a couple of spoons of béchamel, the ham and the cheese.
- Add some freshly ground black pepper and some chopped parsley or basil.
- Add more béchamel and finish with the remaining rice.
- Level the rice with the back of a spoon so as not to leave any holes and then cover with breadcrumbs.
- Bake your rice timbale at 200° for about 20-30 minutes, until a crust has formed on the surface.
- At that point, remove the timbale from the oven and, with the tip of a knife, detach the broth from the pan.
- Cover the pan with a serving plate and turn the timbale upside down. Serve hot.

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