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Oozy Mushroom Risotto – a Jamie Oliver 30-Minute Meal

Oozy Mushroom Risotto – a Jamie Oliver 30-Minute Meal

Another one of Jamie’s 30-Minute Meals – a fairly simple one because I have been making risottos for years without blinking. He adds a lot more herbs than the usual Italian risotto but otherwise it’s pretty accurate. I also made the accompanying spinach salad which I didn’t photograph because it wasn’t particularly photogenic. It was spinach, pine nuts, mint  and sundried tomatoes – a good foil to the risotto. This meal also included a quick cheesecake in a glass but, as usual, I didn’t make the dessert. The risotto and salad took about 40 minutes altogether. I was able to prepare the salad while adding water to the rice so it was time efficient.

 

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  1. I really have to find Jamie’s volume from under one of my book piles! I love the sound of the salad, have a few issues with his risotto. I never have nor ever would use a stock cube and water: I would rather not make a risotto, because the best homemade stock is what counts: but one has to have the stock ready to make the dish in 30 minutes :) ! Also I always use a full glass of wine for extra flavour. Your dish looks lovely tho;!!!

  2. wow yours looks even better than JO’s. Yummy!
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  3. My hubby would definitely enjoy this one. Once again – a beautiful photo!!

  4. This looks really good, I love mushroom risotto – it really is very filling though! The salad sounds nice too.
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  5. I always wondered if Jamie’s 30 minute meals were really achievable in 30 minutes. It’s interesting it took you 10 minutes longer and you didn’t make the dessert. Your risotto looks fabulous, and the salad sounds great too. I always think risotto needs a bit of greenery given how heavy it is. And I agree with Eha, the thing that makes a risotto is great stock. I’d never use a stock cube either. That’s why I always make huge batches of stock and portion it and freeze it. I’ve recently come upon a homemade stock concentrate recipe though which is fantastic. I’ll have to share it soon.
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    • Please do share it, Jennifer. I would be interested since I know that stock can make or break many recipes.
      The salad was good with it. I am always aware of balancing a meal for the family. Jamie does it pretty well though sometimes he goes overboard with the number of dishes he creates. I have a tough Jamie recipe coming up tonight with lots of components.
      Suzanne
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  6. I love that cookbook, my favourite out of all of Jamie’s books I think. But you could only achieve it in that time frame if you cook like a blur, which he does :-) . I also find mine take longer, but the creativity and ideas he bounces around in the book are amazing. Your risotto looks smashing!
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  7. Mushroom risotto is my absolute favorite. Beautiful photo!
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  8. I love mushroom risotto, and this looks nice. Great photo. My shortcut for when I don’t have homemade stock is to use soup (stock) base. Most supermarkets carry the Better than Bouillon brand, which I like (it’s a bit salty, though; and there are other brands too). These are jars of concentrated paste – they’re usually right next to the bouillon cubes.
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  9. Very good, I used homemade chicken stock, a little more wine and garlic too. Will be sure to make again. Thanks

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