Goat Cheese and Zucchini Risotto
By chef Marco Giampaoli
A delicate creamy risotto with zucchini, fresh mint, and distinctive goat cheese. Ideal as an elegant vegetarian dinner.
- 28 min
- total
- Medium
- level
4 min prep · 24 min cook
What you will need
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Arborio Rice 100 g -
Goat Cheese 25 g -
Zucchini 0.25 pcs -
White Wine 25 g -
Vegetable bouillon 0.5 pcs
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Butter 0.5 tbsp -
Italian Hard Cheese 0.5 tbsp -
Garlic 1 clove -
Mint 0.25 pcs
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Steps to cook
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Prepare the ingredients. Prepare all the ingredients - we will start cooking with them in a moment
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Cook the zucchini. Cook the zucchini in salted water over medium heat for about 3-5 minutes until tender
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Blend the zucchini. Transfer the cooked zucchini without the water to a tall container and blend with garlic and, optionally, mint until smooth and creamy
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Toast the rice. Toast the rice dry over low heat until it is warm to the touch
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Add the wine and salt. Pour the wine over the rice, season with salt, and let it reduce over medium heat
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Gradually cook with the stock. Gradually add the hot bouillon mixed with water (or stock), one ladle at a time, stirring and letting it absorb until the rice is tender, about 10-15 minutes
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Finish the cream with the rice. Let any excess liquid evaporate, add the zucchini cream, and briefly cook together with the rice, then remove from the heat
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Stir in the butter and cheese. Stir in the butter and grated cheese
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Let it rest. Let the risotto rest, covered with a lid, for about 2-3 minutes
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Serve and garnish. Spoon onto plates and, if desired, garnish with mint and crumble goat cheese over the top
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