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Pumpkin And Apple Risotto

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Vegetables, Grains Vegan Vegan, Vegetarian 8 Servings

INGREDIENTS

2 c Baked pumpkin, pureed see
recipe
2 c Apple cider, or apple juice
2 T Olive oil, divided
2 c Arborio rice
2 1/2 c Hot water, divided up to 3
Cups
1/2 c Chopped onion
1/2 c Peeled apples, seeded and
diced
1/4 c Roasted red bell pepper
peeled seeded and diced
1/2 Scotch bonnet chili, seeded
and minced OR 1 tsp.
bottled hot sauce
1/4 c Roasted poblano chili
1/2 t Ground cinnamon
1/4 t Ground allspice
2 T Fresh marjoram, minced OR 1
teas. dried
1 t Salt
3/4 t Freshly ground black pepper
1/4 c Shelled pumpkin seeds

INSTRUCTIONS

Place 1 cup pumpkin puree in saucepan with cider or juice. Bring to a
simmer, cook until hot, about 2 minutes. Set aside, keep warm.  In
separate saucepan, heat half of oil over medium-low heat. Add rice;
saute until each grain is coated with oil. Stir in 2 cups hot water;
bring to simmer. continue cooking and stirring until most of the  water
is absorbed. Add pumpkin-cider mixture 1/4 cup at a time,  alternating
with remaining hot water, stirring and cooking slowly  between each
addition until liquid is absorbed and rice is al dente,  about 20
minutes. Remove from heat; keep warm.  In medium saute pan, heat
remaining oil over medium-low heat. Saute  onion until soft, about 2
minutes. Add apple; cook 1 t0 2 minutes  more. Stir in bell pepper,
chilies, dry spices and reamining pumpkin  puree. Stir mixture into hot
rice. Just before serving, stir in  pumpkin seeds and adjust seasoning.
Makes 8 to 10 servings.  Serving Suggestion: If desired, season
additional pumpkin puree to  taste with salt, pepper and cinnamon. On
serving plate, spoon puree  around risotto.  Note: When working with
hot chilies, wear rubber gloves or plastic  baggies over your hands and
avoid touching your face. The intense  heat can burn the eyes, nose and
mouth.  From the Red Sage Restaurant  Formatted by Karen Sonnessa <>
Recipe by: Vegetarian Times, October 1996  Posted to MC-Recipe Digest
by "Karen Sonnessa" <> on May 12, 1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 441
Calories From Fat: 83
Total Fat: 9.1g
Cholesterol: 29.3mg
Sodium: 836.8mg
Potassium: 228.2mg
Carbohydrates: 79.7g
Fiber: 1.2g
Sugar: 7.2g
Protein: 8.9g


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