6-Ingredient Carrot & Sage Risotto
A warming six-ingredient risotto that makes the most of seasonal veg. Carrots a nice, natural sweetness to this recipe.
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Serves
4
Carrots
Garlic Cloves
Sage
Vegetable Stock
Arborio Rice
Parmesan
Olive Oil
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Ben Lippett
Ben Lippett (@dinnerbyben) is a cook, food writer, recipe developer, and co-founder of Dr Sting's Hot Honey. Ben spent years working at a spate of restaurants in the UK and Australia – including a brief but rewarding stint at a butcher's – before making the leap to food media.
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Alison S.
a month ago
I cooked risotto how I would normally do it, adding an onion at the start and cooking the rice in the pan adding stock slowly, as well as adding a splash of white wine and a knob of butter, but the crispy carrots and the puree really made this feel so luxurious without much extra effort, will definitely make again!
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Robert C.
10 days ago
I did the exact same, with some celery as well, turned out really well 🙂
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Lucy S.
a month ago
I had to an an onion to the part when making the risotto as you would. It feels weird without it. But lovely otherwise.
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Maria S.
a month ago
Rice took waaaay longer to cook than recipe suggested. Bit fed up with this by the end, and didn’t get a big flavour win either :(
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Helen F.
a month ago
This was yummy! I added a chopped shallot with the rice.
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Amy M.
a month ago
Nice recipe. I added extra Parmesan into the risotto, along with a chorizo crumb for extra punch; this would have been quite plain without the extras.
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Morgan C.
2 months ago
Boiling the rice in the stock was a bonkers step that I cannot fathom the purpose of. Is it because this risotto doesn't use wine? Is it to drive me crazy trying to fish every last grain out of the pot before turning around and adding the stock right back into it? We may never know. Flavours are nice though.
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Grace K.
a month ago
Drain it through a colander into a bowl then just pour it back in
Mob
a month ago
·Admin
Thanks Morgan! Boiling the rice in the stock first will speed up the cooking process so it's a good time-saving tip if you want risotto in a rush. You can skip this step and cook the rice the traditional way, in the pan, slowly adding stock, if you prefer!
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Geoff M.
2 months ago
This needed three times the amount of stock in the recipe and really wasn’t worth the effort compared to other dishes.
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Max P.
2 months ago
Great flavours
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Abigail S.
2 months ago
Everything I wanted it to be and more!! So luxurious while requiring very few ingredients. Highly recommend a hearty dose of nutmeg to intensify the fall vibes.
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Joost P.
2 months ago
Needed some more stock, 1.5 liter should do it but delicious!
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Romany M.
2 months ago
Really liked how this turned out!! The recipe was very simple and easy to follow but it felt like I had a fancy meal at the end of it which was nice!
Ben Lippett
Ben Lippett (@dinnerbyben) is a cook, food writer, recipe developer, and co-founder of Dr Sting's Hot Honey. Ben spent years working at a spate of restaurants in the UK and Australia – including a brief but rewarding stint at a butcher's – before making the leap to food media.