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Gelin Budu, or “bride’s thighs” is the Turkmen-Iraqi name given to these soft and brown meat croquettes. The unique feature of this dish is the crust of rice worked with flour, that provides the croquettes with a unique taste and consistency.

In Venice, baccalà mantecato has been prepared since the 1400s, when Venetian merchants brought dried cod from Norway.

The sweetness of caramelized pears melds beautifully with the richness of Taleggio cheese, while crunchy walnuts add the perfect contrast. Ideal for a cozy evening or to impress at a dinner party, this risotto is comfort food elevated to a form of art. Enjoy!