How to Cook Low Fat Sausage Risotto
Begin by cutting vegetables., Cook your sausage links to about halfway done in a large, high sides sauté pan. , Cook covered for faster cooking and retention of moisture. , Remove sausage from pan keeping fat emitted from sausage in the pan. , Slice...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Begin by cutting vegetables.
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Step 2: Cook your sausage links to about halfway done in a large
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Set aside in fridge if you're a slow cook! , Return the pan of sausage to heat. , First broccoli, peppers if fresh, then artichokes, onions, garlic. ,, Sauté rice for 2 minutes before beginning to add your warm broth. , a few ladles worth at a time.
Stirring and letting the rice absorb the liquid. , Continue adding broth.
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Step 3: high sides sauté pan.
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Step 4: Cook covered for faster cooking and retention of moisture.
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Step 5: Remove sausage from pan keeping fat emitted from sausage in the pan.
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Step 6: Slice sausage into neat 1⁄4 inch (0.6 cm) slices.
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Step 7: Warm your broth in a saucepan on medium heat.
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Step 8: Add vegetables: Sauté vegetables in order of thickness.
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Step 9: Season with a few pinches of salt and pepper.
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Step 10: Cook for about five minutes then add your rice.
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Step 11: Add the broth in stages.
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Step 12: Halfway through the cooking of the rice
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Step 13: add your partially cooked turkey sausage -- and add peppers if using frozen.
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Step 14: Stop cooking when rice is firm
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Step 15: yet tender.
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Step 16: Remove fry pan from heat and mix in your spices (oregano
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Step 17: rosemary).
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Step 18: Let sit 2 minutes before serving.
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Step 19: Sprinkle with grated Parmesan or provolone cheese.
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Step 20: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Get that out of the way.
,,, Set aside.
Set aside in fridge if you're a slow cook! , Return the pan of sausage to heat. , First broccoli, peppers if fresh, then artichokes, onions, garlic. ,, Sauté rice for 2 minutes before beginning to add your warm broth. , a few ladles worth at a time.
Stirring and letting the rice absorb the liquid. , Continue adding broth.
After 15 minutes taste your rice to determine doneness. ,,,,,
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