More reasons to give your risotto a spank

In simple terms, spanked risotto is visually more appealing. By tapping your plate to create a perfectly even layer, you can showcase the creamy texture you've worked hard to achieve. Plus, you won't need to press or smooth the risotto with a spoon, avoiding those unwanted spatula marks. Our suggestion? Take a cue from many chefs and serve your risotto on a plain white plate for maximum effect. Using larger plates also provides more space for additional meal components like grilled scallops, roasted chicken, or fresh greens.
Additionally, spanked risotto offers a greater surface area for toppings. Rather than disrupting the balance of your risotto with too many extras, concentrate on enhancing the final dish. Consider drizzling some Calabrian chili oil or adding a spoonful of tomato-garlic confit on top of your risotto. You can never go wrong with an extra sprinkle of parmesan, a few grinds of fresh black pepper, or some decorative basil leaves.
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