The risotto is a classic of Italian cuisine, but did you know that it is possible to revisit this dish by replacing rice with sorghum? This old grain, very widespread in West Africa and Asia, naturally gluten -free is rich in fiber, protein and essential minerals, making it an excellent base for a healthy and nutritious version. In this recipe, sorghum is associated with spinach, gorgonzola (mushrooms can be added) to create a creamy, nutritious and perfect risotto for a balanced meal.
Cook the sorghum as indicated on the package. The ideal is to soak it 8 hours before cooking it. As for me, I cooked it without prior soaking, with the 450 ml of broth, at the Ninja Foodi, 20 minutes in pressure "Hi, Delayed Release mode. It was perfect, al dente.
Serve immediately, garnished with a drizzle of olive oil, parmesan and, if you wish, a little lemon juice.