This is a random recipe my son showed me on Tik Tok.
Why did I do it and why it deserves a post on my blog?
Because my son is ARFID ( always talked about how he had issues with certain foods, mainly for the consistency but only recently I’ve discovered this thing has a name) and he struggle with eating veggiesm especially raw ones.
It’s been a long time since I decided to make a post about risotto and all the tricks I’ve learned to make it perfectly ( risotto alla milanese in this case but the tricks will work for every kind of risotto).
Then life happened, never took a pic of my risotto because it must be eaten quickly, at its best…
But I did it few days ago, took a quick pic with my cellphone and decided it was time to write it, no matter if I had a glamourus picture or not, I bet you don’t care about that if I let you serve the best risotto you’ve ever eaten at home, with no fuss and great results.
As usual, even if Mr. Google deeply dislikes it, I don’t want to write chapters over chapters of personal stories or random rants which include specific keywords and phrases, so long I have to put a button ” jump to the recipe”.
This is pretty bad for my position into Google ranking but you can give some help sharing this post if you try the recipe and find it good! 🙂
DISCLAIMER: I’ve called this risotto alla milanese because that’s how many identify saffron risotto but the original risotto alla milanese has also marrow bone inside.
I’m working on the Facebook page of this blog.
The page opened in 2010, when likes weren’t a treasure hunt and when my knowledge of social media was below 0.
The page ended having tons of like, a mixed language public because I wanted to manage both Italian and English blog at once and no interactions.
Hi all!
Are you safe at home?
I hope so.
We are still home, for sure nothing will change until after Easter.
The days are filled with online lessons, homebrewing, cooking, rugby training in the garden ( we are lucky enough to have this chance).
I had no time to add posts in the last few days but I still have recipes to share with you!
This one is a real hit, it’s called Genovese but it’s a traditional recipe from Neaples.
Would you like to know a new hobby I started in 2020?
Recipe exchange with my pen- friends.
Homey recipes, family recipes, handwritten or not they are all precious to me as much as they are for them.
