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Davide Puleio's recipe: the Rome-Milan Risotto

Davide Puleio, one Michelin star, elected Best Young Chef of the Year by the famous Red Guide, blends two iconic dishes of the Roman and Milanese tradition in a single solution, the osso bucco and the risotto. However, behind the apparent simplicity of the recipe there is a great international school. And it feels.

Davide Puleio's recipe: the Rome-Milan Risotto

Ingredients 4 people to

Rice:

200 g classic Carnaroli

Cooking 11 minutes plus creaming

Sour Butter:

200 g butter

2 shallots

50g vinegar

1 sachet of saffron

reduce the vinegar with the shallot and let it dry completely, then add a part of butter and let it melt, then remove from the heat and emulsify with the remaining part of the saffron, pass through a sieve and blast chill.

Oxtail:

1 kg beef tail

1 liter of red wine

vegetable mirepoix

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pepper

unsweetened cocoa powder

Cut the tail into pieces and season it with salt, pepper and cocoa, then place everything in high baking trays, sprinkling with vegetables and drizzled with red wine, cover with damp baking paper and finally with aluminum foil, sealing hermetically

Procedure:

Toast the rice in a saucepan, salting the grain well, pour in hot water, stirring constantly, halfway through cooking add 3 saffron pistils and continue, when finished, remove from the heat and stir in the sweet butter, sour butter and Parmesan cheese, adjust the flavour.

Introduction

Complete the rice on the plate with the oxtail previously worked into a cylinder, meat base and a sprinkling of bitter cocoa.

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