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I happen to have a copy of "Bruculinu, America" at home. Looking for rice recipes at roughly those positions in the book, it's either "Tumala d'Andrea: Rice Bom
by deanputney 2y ago
I happen to have a copy of "Bruculinu, America" at home. Looking for rice recipes at roughly those positions in the book, it's either "Tumala d'Andrea: Rice Bombe" (blue bookmark) or "Arancini al Burru: Rice Balls with Butter".
I'm going to guess it's Arancini al Burru, because the Tumala d'Andrea is way more involved (and stuffed with pasta)[0]. Here's a similar recipe for Arancini al Burru[1].
However, Arancini al Burru is fried and Tumala d'Andrea is baked. So I'm still speculating, it could be either or something different. It's a nice cookbook worth adding to your collection.
[0] https://inasmallkitchen.wordpress.com/2012/08/12/tumala-dandrea/ https://inasmallkitchen.wordpress.com/2012/08/12/tumala-dand...
[1] https://www.196flavors.com/arancini-al-burro/ https://www.196flavors.com/arancini-al-burro/
- jmount 2y agoYou are right. We simplified the Arancini al Burru: Rice Balls with Butter on our own. Also "Frittata di riso" is a very good match (relaxing the regional requirement).