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Try baked squid ink risotto from Mama Lou’s

Steph Arnaldo

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Try baked squid ink risotto from Mama Lou’s

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Are you a fan of squid ink and risotto? This creamy rice dish has squid ink rice topped with garlic aioli and cheese

Italian restaurant Mama Lou’s has added an indulgent, pescatarian-friendly dish to their menu – the baked squid ink risotto.

Photo courtesy of Mama Lou’s

The star of Mama Lou’s baked squid ink risotto is the moist, black arborio rice underneath, slowly cooked in a savory squid ink sauce that’s strong in flavor and aroma (squid ink fans may not be able to resist)!

Photo courtesy of Mama Lou’s

Incorporated into the rice are baby squid heads for chewy texture, and on top is a generous serving of garlicky, tangy aioli. Everything is topped off with melted cheese, bread crumbs, and a drizzle of roasted pimiento sauce, making for a flavorful spoonful of creamy, cheesy rice with an al dente bite every time.

Photo courtesy of Mama Lou’s

It’s a rich dish though, so it may be best to pair it with a lighter entrée or a squeeze of lemon juice for some acidity.

Mama Lou’s newest risotto offering is available in happy size (P995), good for 3-5 people, at their branches in Evia Lifestyle Center; Solenad, Nuvali; Ayala Malls the 30th; and Ayala Malls UP Town Center.

You can place your orders for delivery via Mama Lou’s website. – Rappler.com

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Steph Arnaldo

If she’s not writing about food, she’s probably thinking about it. From advertising copywriter to freelance feature writer, Steph Arnaldo finally turned her part-time passion into a full-time career. She’s written about food, lifestyle, and wellness for Rappler since 2018.