Shrimp- and salmon risotto with saffron and fennel

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DESCRIPTION

Risotto made on a really simple, cheat shrimp stock: boil the shells from the shrimps in good vegetable stock for 20 minutes, strain. Use for the risotto. Great shrimp flavor for basically no effort!

INGREDIENTS (6 Portions)

Shrimp stock

  • 500 g shrimps (with shells)

  • 1,5-2 liters of vegetable stock

Risotto

  • 3 dl dry, white wine

  • 350 g arborio rice

  • 1 yellow onion

  • 0,5 carrot

  • 1 fennel

  • 4 garlic cloves

  • 0,5 g of saffron

  • 0,5 lemon, zest and juice

  • 50 g of butter

  • 50 g of parmesan

  • A bunch of fresh parsley

  • 500 g of salmon, cut in cubes

For garnish

  • Parsley/thyme/chervil

  • olive oil

  • Sea salt

  • Wedge of lemon


INSTRUCTIONS

1. Peel shrimps. Boil shells in vegetable stock, strain. Put the stock back on the heat (keep warm the entire cooking).

2. ‎Fry vegetables in oil and butter in a thick bottom sauce pan for 10 minutes on low to medium heat, add salt in the beginning (drives out moisture).

3. ‎Increase heat, add rice. Fry 5-10 minutes. Add wine. Let the rice absorb it all. Reduce heat to low/medium, add some stock, stir and cook. Repeat with some dl of stock at a time until the rice is almost cooked.

4. ‎2 minutes from finished: add the salmon cubes, cook 2—3 minutes.

5. ‎Add shrimps, butter and Parmesan. Stir until if all melts, put on a lid and let rest off the heat for 5 minutes.

6. Scoop up the risotto in the middle of a plate and jiggle it; if it floats out, the texture is perfect! Add fresh herbs, sea salt and a drizzle of olive oil and serve!

 
 

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