
Risi e Bisi
Risi e bisi means rice and peas in Venetian dialect, a Veneto spring classic once served on Saint Mark's Day. Peas, pancetta, and rice simmer into a comforting bowl looser than risotto yet richer than soup.
Estimate for one serving
- 405 cal
- 12g protein
- 24g carbs
- 8g fat
- 5g fiber
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DinnerItalianRicePeasSpringComfortVeneto
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups Vialone Nano or Arborio ricePantry
- 2 cups fresh or frozen peasProduce
- as available pea pods for broth if freshProduce
- 1 small onionProduce
- 2 oz pancetta, dicedDeli
- 3 tbsp butterDairy
- 3/4 cup Parmigiano-ReggianoDairy
- 2 tbsp parsleyProduce
- 5 cups vegetable or light meat brothPantry
Instructions
- 1If using pods, simmer them for a green broth; strain.
- 2Sauté onion and pancetta in butter; add peas.
- 3Add rice; toast lightly.
- 4Cook with broth to a soft, almost soupy all'onda texture.
- 5Finish with butter, cheese, and parsley—between risotto and soup.



