What do you serve risotto in?

[lucysmam]

I'm just making risotto & it always goes on plates.

I fancy some sort of nice bowls; I'm picturing something flat-ish, but not plates.

Anyone have anything nice like that? :)

Pasta bowls

These pasta bowls. Tbh we use these more than plates. Good for curry, stews, pasta etc

www.ecookshop.co.uk/ecookshop/product.asp?pid=011010044

I don't have pasta bowls either!

Clearly I need pasta bowls, they sound useful.

Pasta bowls here too.

Stew, rice dishes, curry, pasta, bangers and mash.... all go in pasta bowls

Do you eat pasta on plates too, or from smaller bowls like cereal bowls? Definitely recommend pasta bowls.

I was browsing the Daylesford website earlier and they’ve got risotto bowls
I’ve ordered 2

Ditto pasta bowls, mine are bigger and deeper then the one linked. You need pasta bowls, for so many reasons.

Pasta bowls see Denby

I usse these for pasta, risotto, curry, anything that isn't meat and two veg really! www.portmeirion.co.uk/sophie-conran-for-portmeirion-white-pasta-bowls-set-of-4?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_MzUlIiw7gIVhOvtCh0UVw2bEAQYASABEgKvz_D_BwE

I usually use soup bowls, although pasta dishes look smarter. Might have to invest...

Pasta bowls here too for risotto.

LittleRa something like a bolognese goes on plates, just a pasta meal in a cereal bowl 🤷‍♀️

I might have a browse of etsy for something nice

We eat nearly everything from our pasta bowls!

Pasta bowls here too. They're so useful. You need some.

You absolutely need pasta bowls. We got some last year and use them so much I can't believe we managed without them previously.

[quote MsRinky]I usse these for pasta, risotto, curry, anything that isn't meat and two veg really! www.portmeirion.co.uk/sophie-conran-for-portmeirion-white-pasta-bowls-set-of-4?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI_MzUlIiw7gIVhOvtCh0UVw2bEAQYASABEgKvz_D_BwE[/quote]
Love these bowls.

Soup plates

Is there actually any difference between a soup plate and a pasta bowl?

Another one for pasta bowls!

Risotto, stew, chilli, ......... I’ve only had them for a couple of years.... love them.

@MechantGourmet would a soup plate usually have a rim?

@MechantGourmet

Soup plates

Is there actually any difference between a soup plate and a pasta bowl?

I always think of a soup plate as having a rim to hold when you tip it up (away from you of course) to get the last of the soup out.

BUT I don’t have soup plates so guess what I eat soup out of? 😉 😊

Denby pasta bowls here too. We bought them with wedding money 4.5 years ago and still going strong. Like PPs we eat most meals out of them.

Pasta bowls here too!
They are our most used items

George Asda usually has nice ones

White denby pasta bowls here too! Bought with Tesco club card points. They are handy as emergency fruit bowls, salad bowls etc as well as pasta, curry, jacket potato and baked beans - everything except roast dinner or toast. And so far they have survived my attempts to destroy them (accidentally)
I am really very clumsy. They are tough.

Ah, now all the "pasta bowls" I have seen have rims too...
I think mine are officially "soup plates", and have rims.