ARANCINI
ARANCINI
WHAT ARE ARANCINI?
COOKED RICE BALLS THAT ARE STUFFED WITH ANOTHER FILLING INSIDE, THEY ARE COATED IN BREADCRUMBS AND DEEP-FRIED
WHERE DID THEY ORIGINATE?
ARANCINI ARE FROM ITALY, SPECIFICLLY SICILY
WHAT ARE THEY FILLED WITH?
TRADITIONALLY WITH A RAGU OR MOZZARELLA. BUT MANY FILLINS CAN BE USED LIKE VEGETABLES, PESTO, CHICKEN OR TOMATO SAUCE.
HOW ARE THEY SHAPED?
ARANCINI ARE SNACK SIZED OR BIG ENOUGH TO HAVE AS A MEAL ACCOMPANIMENT. AS A SNACK THEY ARE GENERALLY IN A BALL SHAPE. BUT TRADITIONALLY ARE A LARGE BITE THEY ARE IN A TYPE OF ‘PEAR’ SHAPE, BOTH SHAPES CAN BE MADE WITH THE RHEON EQUIPMENT.
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TRADITIONAL SHAPE
THESE ARANCINI HAVE NO CRUMB ON AND ARE FILLED WITH CHICKEN AND VEGETABLES. THEY ARE A TRADITIONAL SHAPED AND HAVE BEEN MADE ON THE KN551 ENCRUSTER
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RAGU FILLED
MORE ARANCINI MADE ON THE KN551 WITH A RAGU FILLING AND BREADCRUMBED
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INNOVATIVE ARANCINI
USING THE SOLID FEEDING ATTACHMENT ON THE KN551, THESE ARANCINI HAVE HAD A WHOLE OLIVE AND CHEESE PUT INSIDE THE RICE BALL