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Traditionally, Italians used in-season ingredients, like asparagus or butternut squash, to flavor this economical, yet time-consuming, recipe. And today, new-school chefs make risottos with a plethora of ingredients, including meats like prosciutto and mushrooms like shitakes for an Asian take on a traditional Italian staple.
And while most recipes still call for Arborio rice, home cooks can liven up both traditional and modern risotto recipes with a variety of Arborio rice substitutes. Rice is organized into three groups: long-, medium-, and short-grain, based on its length-to-width ratio when cooked. Short-grain rice plumps to an almost spherical shape.
Long-grain rice resembles that of a long, drawn-out grain of wheat. And medium-grain falls somewhere in between. While Arborio plumps as it cooks, making it appear shorter, it is actually classified as a medium-grain variety. All rice—whether it's long- or short-grained—contains starches called amylose and amylopectin. These starches define the texture of the rice as it cooks. Amylose does not break down in the cooking process, while amylopectin gives rice a gelatin-like consistency when cooked.
Most short-grain rice contains more amylopectin and less amylose than their long-grained counterpart. And its this trait found in Arborio rice that gives risotto dishes a characteristic creaminess.
Arborio rice also contains a structural deformity called "chalk" not the kind used on a blackboard , that preserves its firm center, even as it cooks and the surrounding starch breaks away.
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