Duck risotto wine pairing

In the vast world of food, the encounter between duck breast and risotto is wonderful. The freshness of duck breast combined with the clean rice tastes relatively good. So how to make this duck breast over risotto? Come and try to make it with me.

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POSTED:19/11/2024
Level:Easy
Yield:1-2 servings
Total:50 min
(includes chilling time)
Active:15 min

Ingredients Needed

Duck breast: the main ingredient, providing rich protein and fat.

Raw rice (Risotto rice): the main source of carbohydrates.

Mushrooms: high nutritional value, adding special aroma.

Garlic: not only has a strong taste, but also can remove fishy smell.

Onion: enhances sweetness and aroma.

Salt: used for seasoning, increasing the saltiness of risotto.

Black pepper: adds spiciness and aroma to the dish.

Chopped parsley (garnish): as a garnish for the finished risotto, enhances the visual effect and appetite of the dish.

Essential Tools

The tools required include:

Frying pan: Mainly used for frying duck breast and cooking rice, this tool is indispensable.

Clips: Clips can help fry duck breast so that the oil does not fry on your hands.

Plate: Finally, it is used to hold duck risotto.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Choose fresh duck breast, not frozen duck breast. It is recommended to choose risotto rice.

2. Pay attention to the heat when frying duck breast. Because if the heat is too high, it is easy to cause the duck skin to burn and the meat to become old; if the heat is too low, keep it at medium heat.

3. When adding salt and black pepper for seasoning, be sure not to use too much. Too salty taste will affect the taste of the dish.

INGREDIENTS

MAIN INGREDIENTS

  • 300g duck breast
  • 50g uncooked rice

ACCESSORIES

  • 30g mushrooms
  • 1 clove of garlic
  • 50g onion
  • Chopped parsley (for garnish)

SEASONINGS

  • 1 spoon of salt
  • 1 tsp black pepper

DIRECTIONS

STEP 1

Chop 30g mushrooms, 1 clove of garlic and 50g onion.

mushrooms, garlic and onion.

STEP 2

First, put 300g duck breast into the hot pan and fry until 50% cooked, then take it out.

duck breast

STEP 3

Without washing the pot, add mushrooms, garlic and onion.

add mushrooms, garlic and onion

STEP 4

Stir-fry evenly, add butter and season with salt and black pepper.

add butter and season with salt and black pepper

STEP 5

Add 50g of raw rice, stir fry evenly, then add 100ml of white wine.

stir fry evenly, then add white wine

STEP 6

Slice the fried duck breast and place it on the cooked risotto.

Slice the fried duck breast and place it on the cooked risotto

STEP 7

Sprinkle with chopped parsley and serve.

More delicious duck recipes recommended

Red Braised Duck Recipe

Chinese Duck Soup Recipe

Chinese Duck Soy Sauce Recipe

Easy Peking Duck

Recipe Variations:

Add cheese: You can add cheese, cheese, etc. to the duck breast risotto to increase the milky flavor of the risotto.

Add nuts: You can add some nuts such as pine nuts, walnuts or almonds to increase the nutty flavor of the risotto.

Innovative ingredients: In addition to chopped parsley, you can also add lettuce, spinach and other side dishes.

Add special seasonings: You can also add honey, lemon juice or jam to season.

Recipe analyzer

  • Recipes: Duck risotto wine pairing
  • Main Ingredients:6
  • Servings per recipe:1
  • Servings size:493 g
Nutritional Summary of Recipe
Amount per 493 g= 1 serving(s)
  • Energy (calories):445 kcal
    28%
  • Protein:63.14 g
    121%
  • Fat:13.88 g Why gray?
    28%
  • Carbohydrates:15.02 g
    20%
Calorie breakdown
  • Protein: 59%
    264 kcal
  • Fat: 28%
    125 kcal
  • Carbohydrates: 13%
    57 kcal
The chart shows the percentage of calories intake (energy) coming from the respective macronutrients (fats, protein and carbohydrates).
Omega 6 : Omega 3
1:1
20:1
8:1
Both fatty acids are essential, but nowadays the majority of western diets include excessive amounts of Omega 6 acid.

The ratio shows whether the proportion of both fatty acids in your diet is optimal. Red color means too much of Omega 6 or too little of Omega 3. The data are rounded off and approximate.

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