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Premium Carnaroli Risotto Rice from Italy - Authentic Italian Gourmet Rice Grown in Ticino River Natural Reserve (2.2 lb Bag) - Perfect for Creamy Risotto, Paella & Gourmet Cooking - Imported from Italy - Riserva San Massimo
Premium Carnaroli Risotto Rice from Italy - Authentic Italian Gourmet Rice Grown in Ticino River Natural Reserve (2.2 lb Bag) - Perfect for Creamy Risotto, Paella & Gourmet Cooking - Imported from Italy - Riserva San Massimo

Premium Carnaroli Risotto Rice from Italy - Authentic Italian Gourmet Rice Grown in Ticino River Natural Reserve (2.2 lb Bag) - Perfect for Creamy Risotto, Paella & Gourmet Cooking - Imported from Italy - Riserva San Massimo

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Description

The production process of the different rice varieties of Riserva San Massimo is still completely artisanal. This way the rice keeps intact all of the flavors, fragrances and organoleptic qualities that it gained during its ripening in this completely natural habitat. The work of Cristiano Guizzardi and the knowledge of each single plant of Dino Massignani are crucial to the quality of the rice from Riserva San Massimo. Massignani observes the rice farming, step by step and season after season with the objective to keep the best artisanal practices alive while introducing innovative processing methods at the same time. When the right degree of maturation is reached, the paddy (before it is husked) is picked and immediately low temperature dried on the farm. This drying method is not only the healthier solution, it also works with low temperatures and therefore maintains each grain intact and compact. At the end of the drying process the rice is stored in ventilated silos, just like it was done in the past, without adding any kind of preservative. Then, based on the clients requests, the rice is husked in small quantities, using conical stones that rid the grain from the pericarp in a completely natural way. This way the maximum freshness of the final product can be guaranteed. With this slow stone-processing technique the temperature can be kept low, avoiding to “precook” the rice and preventing cracks in the grains. In this way all the organoleptic qualities of each rice grain are conserved. For the long-term protection of the product, the rice it is packaged under modified atmosphere (MAP) right after the husking. This procedure guarantees an extremely long preservability that maintains all the characteristics of freshly picked rice.

Features

    As seen on Masterchef Considered by many starred chefs to be the best Carnaroli Rice available, you can elevate your cooking and experience unmatched results that will leave your guests raving about your dishes

    Made in Italy Grown in a natural preserve boasting over 1000 aquifers and a completely uncontaminated setting, cultivated exclusively from the best, 100% Carnaroli crop

    Carnaroli Risotto Rice Its distinctive starch content guarantees a consistently 'al dente' texture, turning your risotto creation into a masterpiece

    Pure Italian Excellence Every time you open a new bag, you can smell the full fragrance of freshly picked rice, setting the stage for a culinary journey that begins with your senses

    Looking for the perfect Food Gift? Share the authentic taste of Italy with this product; a thoughtful present for culinary enthusiasts and home cooks

Reviews

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At $7/lb (with shipping), it's certainly a bit more than picking rice up at the grocery store. But if you really love a perfect risotto this is what you need. I used to always make it with Arborio rice because it was readily available at the grocery store, which does a fine job. But the Carnaroli barely needs to be stirred to get it to release its starches to make a creamy sauce and the texture is a little better. If you like risotto you've probably seen the Youtube videos where they sit over the pan for half an hour constantly stirring but with this rice that just isn't needed. I use a whisk to stir and I think that makes the grains release their starch more easily than a spoon.Be sure to buy real ungrated Parmesan Reggiano (I use a food processor to chop it into small grains vs an arm workout with a grater) and careful with adding salt, the broth/stock and the cheese have a lot already so you won't need much salt if any.