The birth of this dish dates back to the domination of southern Italy by the Arabs, who had l&' habit of putting a little rice with saffron in the palm of their hand, making a ball of it and seasoning it with d& #39 meat; lamb. Over the years, the recipe has undergone numerous influences, so much so that the crunchy outer part arrived in 1200 thanks to
Frederick II.L&' eternal cooking dilemma. The name of the dish derives from the fact that the shape recalls the fruit that Sicily abounds in: l&' orange. The distinction is given by the fact that in Catania the fruit is used masculine and therefore &' orange&', while in western Sicily for feminine: &' orange&'. So which one is correct? Well, with a Palermo doc in the team we have no doubts: for us, it will always be AranCina!
So let's discover the recipe for a &' arancina revisited.
For 18/20 arancine you will need:
1 kg of Roma Rice by Acqua e Sole
Saffron
Organic granular vegetable broth by Well Alimentare Italiana
Sale-Mipina tomato puree for the ragù
Water
Butter
It comes out q.b.
Pepper q.b.
breadcrumbs q.b.
Seed oil
Put a pot full of & #39 on the fire; water, just this &' last it boils, add the saffron, the granular broth and pour in the rice. Boil for 5 minutes, cover the pot with a lid, turn off the heat and wait until the rice has completely absorbed l&' water. At this point, add a large piece of butter and let it cool. In the meantime, prepare the ragù with the tomato puree. Continue cooking until the sauce thickens well; finally, season with salt and pepper. At this point start composing the arancine: with wet hands take a handful of rice, crush it on your palm and place a spoonful of ragù in the center. It forms a ball about 7/8 cm in diameter. Once all the rice is rolled up, pass the arancine in breadcrumbs and fry them in plenty of seed oil, which must already be very hot, until completely golden
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