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First, chop an onion
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Chop all the onions
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Pour the chicken stock or just hot water into the mushrooms (before cutting the onions) and boil for about 20 minutes
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We take out the mushrooms for about 20 minutes
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Chop mushrooms into small pieces. (If you want something with a lot of texture, cut them into big pieces.)
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It's convenient to grind the Parmesan cheese to a certain extent through a sieve or grater to sprinkle at the end of the dish. (If you don't have it, you can take this out, right
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Place two rounds of oil in a pan
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Stir-fry onions
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Stir-fry it a bit and then add the mushrooms
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Stir-fry onions until they are transparent
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Add rice and stir-fry it together
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It's a repeat from now on. Stir-fry it, add a ladle of broth, mix it, and boil it
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Repeat steps 12 and 13
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After some time, add butter and make it thick. (If you don't have time, you can add a lot of butter or add a lot of broth to boil it down, and then add butter, right?
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Stir with salt
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If the lenses are glossy, it's done! Enjoy your meal.
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It's done!
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Tip
1. You'd better call Porchini first!!
2. It's even better if you stir-fry onions and add white wine!
3. When making risotto, it is recommended that you keep stirring until the starch comes out.
3. If you don't have porcini mushrooms, you can use other mushrooms to make it delicious