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In a large sauté pan, melt 40 g of butter and sweat chopped Spanish onion over medium heat for about 5 minutes without browning.
Add arborio rice and cook/toast it for about 1 minute with the onion.
Deglaze with white wine and reduce until almost dry.
In the meantime, bring stock to a boil in a separate pot.
Pour 1.5 l of stock into the sauté pan. Reduce heat in order to simmer over low heat. Let cook for 20 minutes, stirring now and then using a wooden spoon. If needed, add stock should the risotto be too dry. Season to taste halfway through cooking time.
While the risotto is cooking, shred all herbs coarsely. You may use your choice of herbs, according to your tastes and herb availability.
Once the risotto is cooked, add herbs, letting them melt for about 10 seconds. Then add all the Parmesan, stirring quickly and continuously until cheese melts evenly through the risotto. Set risotto aside for a few minutes.
In a non-stick pan over high heat, melt and froth remaining butter along with the olive oil. Season scallop medallions and place them flatly in the pan. Brown scallop medallions for approximately 4-5 minutes, turn them over and remove the pan from the stove.
Plate risotto in deep pasta dishes, topping with 3 scallop medallions in the centre of each plate. Finish with a turn of the pepper mill and a drizzle of olive oil, to taste.
Source: Martin Juneau
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