
Quorn Porcini Arancini with Bolognaise

Looking for a new recipe to serve at your next dinner party? Channel your inner chef and try our Porcini Arancini with Bolognaise. Crispy fried balls of risotto rice are stuffed with a delicious veggie Quorn Mince Bolognaise. These are sure to be your new dinner party favourite.
Serves 4
90 mins
A Challenge

Made with Quorn Vegetarian Meat-Free Mince
Gluten Free
Low in Saturated Fat
High in Protein
No Artificial Ingredients
High in Fibre
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Ingredients
- 100g Bolognaise (see Quorn Mince Lasagne recipe)
 - 250g Arborio rice
 - 1 white onion
 - 50g dried porcini
 - 2 cloves of garlic
 - 200ml vegetable stock
 - 100ml boiling water (for the Porcini)
 - Small bunch of chopped parsley
 - 4 eggs
 - 100g dried breadcrumbs
 - 100g plain flour
 - 200g panko breadcrumbs
 - 100g gorgonzola
 - 100ml double cream
 - Nutmeg
 - 150g parmesan
 
Method
- Add the boiling water to the porcini, and hydrate, take the porcini out and finely chop, make sure to keep the stock.
 - Fry the diced onion until it goes translucent then add the Arborio rice. Cook until you can see cracks appear in the grains.
 - Add the chopped porcini and porcini stock.
 - Turn the heat down and slowly add the vegetable stock, making sure to constantly stir the rice.
 - Season the rice, then take off the heat and leave to chill.
 - Whilst it is cooling down, put the gorgonzola, nutmeg and cream in a pan, put on a low heat and wait for the cheese to melt.
 - Bring to a gentle boil and turn the heat off.
 - When the risotto rice is cool, add the chopped parsley, fine breadcrumbs, two eggs and parmesan cheese.
 - Mix well, it should be a sticky but not too wet consistency.
 - Roll it into balls, then using your finger, create a hole, fill the hole with the Quorn Bolognaise, then seal it up.
 - Dip them into flour, then egg, then the panko breadcrumbs.
 - To cook, deep fry for approx. 3 minutes until they are golden and crispy. 12. Serve with the gorgonzola sauce.
 
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