Salmon risotto

Smoked salmon risotto is a very simple dish, not complicated to put together at all, perfect for your Valentine's Day. If you have even the slightest familiarity with making risotto, this dish could be the way to produce an impressive dinner without having to go to great lengths or engage in complicated techniques. The only thing you need to do is buy good quality smoked salmon, in addition to lemon and fresh parsley.

Ingredients

Nutritional values 520 kcal / serving

Protein
18g
Carbohydrates
65g
Fat
18g
Fiber
2g

* approximate values per serving

Information
20 minutes Total time
14 minutes Active time
Serves 2 persons
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Preparation

Soften the chopped shallot in a pan with a little olive oil, add the rice and combine well with the hot oil and onion, deglaze with the white wine and continue adding hot vegetable stock until the rice is almost cooked. Five minutes before the rice is cooked, cut the salmon into strips and add to the rice along with some grated lemon zest. Continue cooking. When ready, stir in the butter and add the fresh parsley. Let it stand for two minutes before serving.

Tips
Don't overcook the salmon: add it to your risotto towards the end of cooking. When grating the lemon zest be careful only to grate the yellow part of the lemon, not the white pith. Finally, let the risotto rest before serving: two minutes will be enough!
Trivia
Historically, smoking was a technique for preserving food, just like salting. Today it is used to give a lovely smokey flavour and aroma to foods.

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