Nonno Shows How to Make Suppli Di Riso & Arancini (Fried Rice Balls)

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  • Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
  • This is a special recipe that is famous in Italy! Many cooks need to learn how to make this amazing side dish that can be utilized in so many different ways. Chef Carmine Mariani demonstrates his traditional method of preparing two types of rice balls. One is Risotto with butter and olive oil stuffed with mozzarella; this is called Suppli Di Riso. The other style of rice ball is named Arancini, which has meat sauce, peas, and shredded mozzarella! This is a straightforward recipe that contains vegetables, meat sauce, chicken stock, and olive oil. The sauce has such a great rich taste that it has been respected by so many customers of Chef Carmine. We will continue to create more sauce recipes, pasta, meat, and so much more! This is how to make Rice Balls like a Gourmet Chef!
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Комментарии • 4

  • @elmedinamurtishi
    @elmedinamurtishi 2 года назад +1

    Adorabile nonno 🥰🥰 stasera provo a fare i supplì con la mozzarella 😍😍

  • @donnamaree8714
    @donnamaree8714 2 года назад +1

    Hi what rice is best for this meal tia

    • @nonnostable
      @nonnostable  2 года назад

      Risotto rice. Any grocery store sells them.

  • @MareeJK-w4j
    @MareeJK-w4j Год назад

    Hello. I loved this thank you. Many years ago a friend cooked what I think she called Involtini? It was a veal dish rolled? Do you know this?