VIDEO: Marco Pierre White recipe for Spring Veg Risotto (Marco Pierre White Youtube)

VIDEO: Marco Pierre White recipe for Spring Veg Risotto (Marco Pierre White Youtube)

Marco Pierre White recipe for Spring Veg Risotto

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  1. That's a shame to show on internet! Looks like the fucking Gerri Scotti's pic. Shame! Sad cause some people maybe really believe that's the way to make it. Unbelievable sadness

  2. "There is no set requirements for ingredients, cooking times, methods pr flavours in this recipe. ITS YOUR CHOICE. But if yoi do anything in your day whatsover besides literally nothing, then you NEED to use 3 Knorr stockpots. It's that easy".

  3. MPW: Add whichever vegetables you like. It’s your choice. Add as much or as little Parmesan as you like, it’s to your taste. It’s your choice. Give it a stir, add a knorr stockpot…

    Me: Or don’t, it’s our choice…

    MPW: death stare.

    Me: uhhhh. Okay. sweating — Adding a stockpot…

    MPW: knob of butter… (continues)

  4. Last video I saw he pronounced risotto with an Italian accent (said it a few times) here he just says risotto in a uk accent. Dunno why just makes me cringe a bit

  5. If risotto stands "up", it's too tight, it should be creamy and "flatten" out – this is the big mistake most make when doing risotto- also it should be eaten immediately as it continues to cook

  6. I’ve watched heaps of Marcos videos over the last 3 days, and just now realised what he was talking about with no colour. He means it’s not browned, burnt, caramelised. DUH! I made his spaghetti carbonara yesterday and it works great and is delicious! The only thing I’d do differently is maybe sprinkle some diced green onion on top to serve.

  7. Like a Knorr stock pot, the informational content is concentrated and rich.

    Really, in 3 mins he's packing more useful guidance for home cooks using basic tools and ingredients, than some entire shows.

  8. Actually sadly a lot of "Fine Dining" restaurants pre-cook or par boil the rice for Risotto. Like Marco said you should prepare it fresh from beginning. If restaurants don't want to do that then they should really take it off the menu

  9. I always hate in these cooking shows when the host goes "Oh it takes less than 20 minutes," when they start off with all their ingredients fully prepared lol, of course it's fast when you have to do zero prep!

    Risotto is way more forgiving than people think it is though, I think people will be surprised by how simple you can make it if you don't go psychotic with the attention to detail. You don't even need to stir it that often and it still turns out nice.

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