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Even if the sun-dried tomatoes are dry-packed, there's no need to soak them before adding them to the risotto; the simmering broth will reconstitute them as the rice cooks. The pesto, along with the tomatoes, makes this an especially flavorful dish.
Omitted the salt - the boullion is salty enough. Also added cubed chicken breast, seasoned with sale and pepper and a little white wine. Was very good combination, great warm comfort type food. Will have it again for sure.
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This is a delicious risotto, with a combination of some of my favorite ingredients and flavors of sun-dried tomatoes and pesto. I made it the other night as a side dish to steak, and it was perfect.
However, I think adding 1/4 cup of parmesan cheese to it was a bit much. It made the risotto way too cheesy and sticky. If I was to make this risotto again (and I'm sure I will), I would cut the amount of parmesan cheese to half or even less than that, or just sprinkle it on top right before serving.
Otherwise, yummy!
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Great combination of flavors
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