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Risotto con Crema di Sedano Rapa e Morels

Risotto con Crema di Sedano Rapa e Morels at SanBrite

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# Risotto con Crema di Sedano Rapa e Morels

Risotto con Crema di Sedano Rapa e Morels is an elegant Northern Italian rice dish that exemplifies the refined approach to risotto found in the Alpine regions of Italy. The dish combines the creamy texture of traditional risotto with the delicate earthiness of celeriac (celery root) and the prized umami notes of morel mushrooms.

## Origins and Characteristics

This risotto represents the sophisticated culinary traditions of the Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige regions, where risotto serves as a canvas for seasonal ingredients. The dish's composition reflects the Alpine terroir, incorporating ingredients that thrive in cooler climates. The celeriac cream provides a subtle, refined vegetable base that distinguishes this preparation from more common risotto variations, while morels—highly valued wild mushrooms—add complexity and depth.

## Key Ingredients

The foundation consists of Arborio or Carnaroli rice, cooked in a gradual process with warm stock to achieve the characteristic creamy consistency. Celeriac is transformed into a smooth cream, either folded into the risotto or served as an accompaniment. Fresh morel mushrooms, either sautéed or incorporated into the dish, provide textural contrast and distinctive forest-floor aromatics. Butter, Parmigiano-Reggiano, and white wine complete the traditional preparation.

## Notable Preparation

SanBrite in Cortina d'Ampezzo, located in the heart of the Dolomites, presents a notable interpretation of this dish, reflecting the region's commitment to Alpine gastronomy and seasonal ingredients.

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  • Chef Riki Gaspari's restaurant in Cortina, known for its mountain cuisine and signature butter, collaborated with Alessandro Dal Degan for a four-handed dinner.

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