Everyone loves risotto, but it takes nearly an hour to cook. Enter orzo, the rice shaped pasta. Orzo becomes creamy if stirred frequently, and can be ready to eat in a fraction of the time. Add protein and a vegetable or two and you have a complete meal.
We experimented with a few methods for our orzo risotto recipe, but got the best results when we followed the same procedure we would for traditional, rice-based risotto: Toast the orzo, sauté the aromatics (in this case, garlic and shallot...