Rice and GrainsHoney, Sage and Rosemary RisottoCreamy and full of flavor, Honey, Sage and Rosemary Risotto is a first course with a unique taste, perfect for dinners on special occasions.Difficulty EasyPreparation 10 minutesCooking 20 minutesServings for 4 people Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintIf you want to impress with a simple dish, Honey, Sage and Rosemary Risotto is the recipe for you. Like all risottos, it’s a perfect first course, made even more refined by the unusual pairing of herbs and honey.Also like all risottos, it’s fairly simple to make, but it needs some care while you cook it so you get not only perfectly cooked rice but also a creamy texture. By following our tips, the Honey, Sage and Rosemary Risotto Recipe will become one of your favorites.Among other unusual risotto recipes, we recommend trying the Beer Risotto, the Apple and Speck Risotto and the Amatriciana Risotto.Ingredients for 4 people360 g of Carnaroli Rice1 Shallots1/2 glass of Dry White Wine1 tablespoon of Honey rosemary honey4 leaves of Sage2 sprigs of Rosemary100 g of Goat Cheese50 g of Butter1 l of Vegetable BrothParmesan Cheese to tasteBlack Pepper to taste2 tablespoons of Extra Virgin Olive OilCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodTo make the Honey, Sage and Rosemary Risotto, start by finely chopping the shallot and sautéing it in a pan with the oil and butter.Then add the rice and, after toasting it for a few minutes and stirring from time to time, deglaze with the white wine over high heat.When you can no longer smell alcohol rising from the pan, start adding the boiling broth, one ladleful at a time, until it just covers the rice. Cook the rice until done, always adding the liquid a little at a time.Five minutes before the end, finely chop the sage and rosemary with a knife and add them to the rice.With the heat off, stir in the goat cheese, honey, Parmigiano and some ground pepper until creamy. Serve the risotto immediately, garnishing it with a sprig of rosemary if you like. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesYou can customize this herb risotto with the herbs you like best. Try it, for example, with thyme or oregano.TipsWe recommend making the Honey, Sage and Rosemary Risotto at the last minute so you can serve it freshly made, hot and loose and creamy (all’onda, as Italians say), just as it should be.StorageYou can keep leftover Honey Risotto in the fridge in an airtight container. The next day, reheated in a pan, it will be even better.Comments ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 4 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to vote Cancel reply Leave a comment