Principato Di Lucedio estate’s rice are dried to ensure the shelf life of the product, but keeping it in the kernel until ordered does not completely deprive the rice from some of its aroma and moisture content.
- Considered the King of Italian rice, Carnaroli kernels are the longest and thickest of the superfino rice
- Long oval grain contains the highest concentration of starch resulting in superior texture when making a velvety risotto
- Because of its thickness, the rice keeps al dente even after cooking, making it the preferred choice for top chefs
- Used mostly for making risotto where the rice is the star, such as Risotto with Barolo or Risotto with Truffles
- Considered the King of Italian rice, Carnaroli kernels are the longest and thickest of the superfino rice
- Long oval grain contains the highest concentration of starch resulting in superior texture when making a velvety risotto
- Because of its thickness, the rice keeps al dente even after cooking, making it the preferred choice for top chefs
- Used mostly for making risotto where the rice is the star, such as Risotto with Barolo or Risotto with Truffles
