How to Make Creamy Fresh Corn Risotto



Host Bridget Lancaster cooks a creamy Corn Risotto.

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  1. I am really enjoying the ATK at home episodes. I like the non-interruption of the recipes, and I especially love looking at the home kitchens. Would any (or all) of you consider providing a video tour of your home kitchens? You could make an entire episode that includes each chef's kitchen!

  2. Looks tasty! Since you're adding water and not broth to the rice, what do you think of adding the leftover corn cobs in that water while bringing it to a boil/heating it? Even after scraping out the "corn milk", there should still be some flavor left in them. Maybe not a lot, but thinking its more than just the pure water adds to the mix.

  3. is the creme fraiche only needed because of how the risotto was cooked? I feel like when made the "traditional way" (dispense a little liquid, stir it a lot), you'd get a thick enough result that you wouldn't need it… I probably have to try this method to see what it's like on its own, but I've never felt the need to add soft of a thickener, like a creme fraiche…

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