The first time I tasted it at my brother's birthday ... and since then has grown the idea of \u200b\u200btrying to do it again! The preparation work is not indifferent, these are the ingredients: 1 kg
arborio rice 450 g ground beef 300 grams of peas
fine
300 grams of sausage a knife
350 g mozzarella
ml. 750
chopped tomato puree (carrots, celery and onions)
extra virgin olive oil gr. 200 of grated parmesan cheese to taste bread crumbs
Nero D'Avola wine, 1 cup butter
salt, pepper
After the chopped fried in 3 tablespoons of olive oil, I added the beef and sausage to make them Brown, curandomi not to form lumps of meat, then I adjusted the wine and, once it reaches the browning of the mixture, I added peas, tomato sauce, salt and pepper and I finished cooking over low heat. Apart from draining the rice I cooked a few minutes before adding the sauce and had to (the remainder I kept the sauce for the filling).
I buttered a blocker and I covered with bread crumbs, then I did a layer of rice by pushing on the walls of the mold to have a channel where I put the remaining sauce, mozzarella, diced, grated cheese, and finally I finished with the advanced rice sprinkle with breadcrumbs. I preheated the oven to 180 degrees and cooked the sartù for about 30 minutes. I made several small portion sartù as tasting for friends and family, and a larger one for us, once removed from the oven, I let them cool for about 10-15 minutes before serving, in order to obtain compact wafer. The result was satisfactory, compliments ( to tell the truth) were abundant ... we liked this version without tuti offal and others who want to try it out hope ... Bon appetit!