I CAN MAKE MY OWN RISOTTO

>I CAN MAKE MY OWN RISOTTO

no, probably not

at least the texture looks okay r-right?

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Woefully overcooked.

Looks kinda shitty desu. Why'd you use a cast iron pan?

Did you add curry?

>risotto in a cast iron

for fucks sake

It's all I can afford right now. Have to use it for everything.

Cast iron is generally more expensive. Go to a second hand store and get some normal cook wear. Should cost you no more than 20 bucks for a steel sauce pan, pot, and fry pan.

I've seen the nonstick stuff but I'm leery of it because I've heard the layer of black stuff comes off.

You definitely want to look for steel, not nonstick. Either way you could buy really cheap new cook wear online. Moral of the story is you shouldn't be cooking risotto in a cast iron pan.

Made risotto for the first time too, turned out pretty nice

I wouldn't eat that gruel if I was starving in the tundra.

I mean, what's in it?

Also, more lighting and from a slight side angle would improve appearances.

Brutto ma buono :

Son I am disappoint.

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You've obviously never gone without food for more than 4-5 days.

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Did you use arborio or similar?

That looks pretty good desu

>you shouldn't be cooking risotto in a cast iron pan.
why not? it's perfectly adequate.

thats a fine looking couscous there

What the fuck? I thought it was beef chilli from the catalog.

Too watery

no, risotti are supposed to flow.

Too watery

why the fuck is it brown user?

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Too watery

risotto is supped to be watery
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Too watery

depends on the region, some like it thicker than others. restaurants do it more liquidy I find
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Did it taste good at least? Rice looks cooked to mush.

I will never get how people think this is hard to make
I made it myself with barely any fucking cooking experience and it turned out great

It's not that hard, but you have to pay attention to it the whole time, and know just what texture you're looking for and when to stop.

It's basically scrambled eggs in terms of cooking technique, how do you even fuck risotto up?

This is the thickest risotto I ever saw an italian cook. Most make it like Carluccio.