
'Arancia' is the Italian word for 'orange.' Like little orange-golden spheres, arancini balls have a creamy rice center and a crusty, fried outer shell. Adria Handley of Radici in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, adds lobster and Parmesan cheese to her rice mixture. She then rolls them in breadcrumbs, and pan-fries them to a crunchy golden-grown. Buonissimo!
Mix Ingredients, Shape & Fry
Adria Handley grew up on a farm in the Midwest watching her mother and grandmother cook. After finishing college, she realized her desire to go to culinary school, and moved to New Hampshire to attend Atlantic Culinary Academy. Adria landed her first back-of-the-house restaurant job at Radici in Portsmouth, and has moved her way up to Executive Chef, a position she has held since August of 2007.
'Arancia' is the Italian word for 'orange.' Like little orange-golden spheres, arancini balls have a creamy rice center and a crusty, fried outer shell. Adria Handley of Radici in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, adds lobster and Parmesan cheese to her rice mixture. She then rolls them in breadcrumbs, and pan-fries them to a crunchy golden-grown. Buonissimo!
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