RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCreamy Pesto RisottoCarnaroli risotto finished with Pesto Bianco and butter. Rich, nutty, and on the table in about twenty minutes.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkSmoked Balsamic & Thyme Carnaroli RisottoCreamy Carnaroli risotto infused with Sicilian thyme and finished with a drizzle of smoked balsamic glaze.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkRisotto with Dill Pesto and MeatballsLemon-scented Carnaroli risotto with Parmesan, served with dill and Parmesan meatballs and a dill and basil pesto.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkRisottoThe Carnaroli base recipe. Onion softened in butter, rice toasted, wine reduced, then warm broth a ladle at a time and Parmesan to finish.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkAranciniSicilian rice balls made from Carnaroli risotto, stuffed with ragu or mozzarella, breaded and fried until golden. Best made with leftover risotto.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkRisotto with Spicy Italian SausageCarnaroli risotto with caramelized red onion and sage, topped with spicy Italian sausage, mushrooms, pancetta and peppery arugula.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkPecan Whiskey PieBrown butter, whiskey and three cups of pecans in a blind-baked shell. Richer and less cloying than the pecan pie you grew up with.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkTrapani PestoThe Sicilian pesto: tomatoes, almonds, basil and garlic. Made for busiate, since both come from Trapani.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkCandied NutsNuts tumbled in melted sugar with cardamom, ginger and a pinch of chili. Sweet, savory, and dangerous to leave within reach.
RecipesShareTwitterTwitterFacebookFacebookShare-emailShare-emailCopy URL to clipboardLinkChocolate Chunk CookiesBrown butter, two sugars and real chocolate chunks, finished with flaky sea salt. Makes two dozen, and they rarely last a day.