Elevate your risotto by browning the rice for a deeper, nuttier flavor profile

Brown Chicken Risotto · 6:47 · Video: Adam Ragusea · Watch at the source

In short: This guide demonstrates a technique for making brown chicken risotto. By browning the chicken, vegetables, and rice directly in the pan, you build a complex foundation of flavor before simmering the dish to creamy perfection.

The process begins by searing chicken thighs in a wide pan over medium-high heat. Once browned, the chicken is set aside while shallots and carrots are sautéed until they begin to color. The rice is then added to the pan and toasted until the bottom layer turns brown and emits a nutty aroma.

After deglazing with about 1/2 cup of white wine, the dish is simmered with stock, bay leaf, sage, and thyme. As the rice cooks, small additions of stock are stirred in until the texture is nearly tender but retains a slight crunch. The final step involves finishing the risotto off-heat with butter, cheese, garlic, peas, and a final splash of wine.

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