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How Sicily's Favorite Street Food Arancine Are Made - The Experts 

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At the Sicilian cafe Ke Palle Arancine d'Autore, founded by Danilo Li Muli and Eva Polanska, chef Giuseppe Di Forti rolls and deep-fries balls of gooey, cheesy rice to make the street food favorite, arancine. The cafe serves many varieties, including arancine stuffed with meat, eggplant and tomatoes, and more.
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@Mauronic100
@Mauronic100 2 года назад
I just got back from a family trip to Sicily and my daughter tried these on our first day and then craved them every day after. I had no idea how involved they were to make.
@DizzyBusy
@DizzyBusy 2 года назад
Just make a lot of risotto, or get it as a takeout, and use the leftover to make arancini! It's fun to make because you see how your skills increase in real time. The first ones will be wonky and the last ones will be perfect
@wtfstfusmd
@wtfstfusmd 2 года назад
X no
@wellaciccio2362
@wellaciccio2362 Год назад
@@DizzyBusy you can surely find an arancina/o recipe :) surely, the guys in the video are quite experts?
@JonSudano
@JonSudano Год назад
I make these for my family every year for Christmas! I do half ragu and half buffalo mozzarella. It's been a tradition by my grandmom who sadly passed in 2012, but my cousins and I have carried it on in her memory.
@tomgio1
@tomgio1 2 года назад
I helped make these in a NJ Italian specialty shop (DeMarco’s, Matawan) back in the late ‘80’s, and they were, and still are, a big hit. Back then, we just called them rice balls because many folks didn’t know what the heck arancini was! Love the new varieties shown in this video, much thanks!
@wavewatcher_
@wavewatcher_ Год назад
What’s NJ
@dengueberries
@dengueberries Год назад
@@wavewatcher_ No Jidea
@markosf09
@markosf09 8 месяцев назад
Nice @tomgio1 .I first had them at a pizzeria in Toms River when I was a teenager.
@Bijnori_chora
@Bijnori_chora 2 года назад
I ate Arancine everyday in morning and evening for 11 straight days .. and then took two on my flight from the airport. My Gf was sick of my monotony but I loved it .. I longed for more !! Damn how I wanted to make it. Now I can ..
@riedud
@riedud 2 года назад
Yes please. Many cultures have their premier portable food transportation system, this one looks awesome!!
@Paco-D-Bull
@Paco-D-Bull Год назад
I'm Sicilian and very happy seeng people talk about our tradiotion ruther than the orrible mafia, arancinis are only the tip of the iceberg of our incredible dishes!:D
@foodmeup
@foodmeup 2 года назад
0:33 First time I've seen a deep fryer with an automatic basket lifter. Cool! They make the arancina so delicately. Must taste amazing!👌
@johnferrara9667
@johnferrara9667 2 года назад
You've never been to McDonalds?
@milapiepers502
@milapiepers502 2 года назад
In love with what looks to be them having a framed picture of the mona lisa holding an arancine
@naju332
@naju332 2 года назад
the Italians love to make everything sound soo good
@chrisgiamarino1194
@chrisgiamarino1194 2 года назад
Pasta alla Norma is the best pasta dish I have ever eaten. I had it after a day-long train ride from Naples to Catania. I have to try the arancini version next!
@doduarrow
@doduarrow 2 года назад
as a kurdish we make same dish but instead of rice we use bulgur wheat and ours much more thin outskirt and much more filling ratio
@SirPatrickStar302
@SirPatrickStar302 2 года назад
I need to try someday man !
@krono5el
@krono5el 2 года назад
prob where the greeks and romans learned it.
@Universe3-e7r
@Universe3-e7r 6 месяцев назад
@@krono5el no way
@Yaponnk
@Yaponnk Год назад
"We start with margarina" True italian chef wait...
@victorha9923
@victorha9923 2 года назад
I'm quite aware that American Italian food can be very different, but this video makes the difference in skill and detail between arancine and NY pizzeria riceballs look enormous
@matteoferrandino3348
@matteoferrandino3348 Год назад
lol not just arancini
@IhateCCP
@IhateCCP Год назад
I just ate Arancini here in USA. It DOES NOT LOOK nor smelly like these from Siciily!
@really.not.important
@really.not.important 2 года назад
I guess the use of margarine and the lack of egg in the batter is done not just to reduce costs but also to not have to make a separate batch of rice for vegetarian options.
@msxmurda2385
@msxmurda2385 2 года назад
Looks absolutely delicious.
@limoncello946
@limoncello946 2 года назад
Much effort put into food
@firetowing
@firetowing 2 года назад
We Do thosed in 🇵🇷 P.R. not with Rice. With Potatos or Roots. Any Meat. Amazing. Thank You.🌎
@EBSELPROAUDIO
@EBSELPROAUDIO 2 года назад
1.32 that's not saffron. In many places they call turmeric saffron. I once went on a spice trail in Sri Lanka where the guide was waxing lyrical about their 'saffron'. Turns out it was turmeric but since most Tourists didn't have a clue, they seemed to get away with it.
@peter_kelly
@peter_kelly 2 года назад
I could see it selling for €100 for one arancino if that was actual saffron, not turmeric.
@EBSELPROAUDIO
@EBSELPROAUDIO 2 года назад
@@peter_kelly Saffron wouldn't be used as a dry spice. It's usually soaked in warm water and it would be used to flavour the Ragu sauce or they could quick dip the entire ball into a bed of liquid saffron prior to frying.
@MadDogTV
@MadDogTV 2 года назад
@@peter_kelly Saffron goes a long way and turmeric taste completely different!
@theotheleo6830
@theotheleo6830 2 года назад
@@MadDogTV I saw a report about counterfeit saffron. It's becoming ubiquitous.
@uncopino
@uncopino 7 месяцев назад
it’s a powder with some percentage of real saffron in it and other things. not turmeric. just a cheaper saffron based product
@bnbronstein
@bnbronstein 2 года назад
I'm sure these taste great but can we talk about how he pointed at a heap of powdered turmeric and called it saffron?
@JohnHausser
@JohnHausser 2 года назад
Nice detective work
@MadDogTV
@MadDogTV 2 года назад
@@JohnHausser These are not good or traditional arancine.
@Talos2005
@Talos2005 2 года назад
@@MadDogTV Agreed, these look like rubbish, spruik off as something "unique"
@stefanomigliore8595
@stefanomigliore8595 2 года назад
Each Saffron flower has an average of 3 stigmas which appear as orange-red filaments. The red of the stigmas, in contact with liquids, produces an intensely yellow color. In Italy this yellow saffron is used, both in Milan (for the Milanese risotto) and in Palermo for the typical arancine.
@matteoferrandino3348
@matteoferrandino3348 Год назад
u dont get how much saffron u need for all those arancini. hundres of euros worth of in it lol. its expensive.
@josiemarino4419
@josiemarino4419 Год назад
The arancine look delicious and so does the chef 😉
@kristinchong629
@kristinchong629 2 года назад
Food from Italy that Italians Americaized is the most under appreciated culture gift in the us. Pizza you share, pasta you make fun shapes. It’s like so fun and delicious. 👽😍👽
@esti-od1mz
@esti-od1mz 2 года назад
To be fair, I enjoy the italian way of cooking the italian food. However, these arancine are not americanized
@Universe3-e7r
@Universe3-e7r 6 месяцев назад
actually italian cuisine and products are the most imitated in the World. I give you an example: Parmesan is an imitation of Parmigiano Reggiano...
@GiovanniVillino
@GiovanniVillino 2 года назад
Buonissime. Veramente. Da provare, per credere!
@tintinjailhouse1312
@tintinjailhouse1312 2 года назад
DAMN it look sooo Nice bros !!
@benjaminjunior7570
@benjaminjunior7570 2 года назад
"lets start with margarine" and theres where I exit.
@Duschbag
@Duschbag 2 года назад
They look amazing..! I wish I could be there to enjoy some of your edible art..! 😋🤙
@mellaniehulsey
@mellaniehulsey 2 года назад
Louisiana USA we have what is called Boudin balls. yummy good. spicy rice balls with trinity and meat fried.
@LindsayDaly
@LindsayDaly 2 года назад
Oh my god those mortadella ones look unreal.
@SuperSalvatore27
@SuperSalvatore27 2 года назад
These are really good after walking around for hours
@drobgyn5615
@drobgyn5615 2 года назад
Thanks for the video
@joanneganon7157
@joanneganon7157 2 года назад
Oh my goodness ,they look delicious 😊. JO JO IN VT 😆💕🇺🇸
@RELANDREL
@RELANDREL Год назад
just wondering, how margarine and not olive oil or butter?
@user-uy9jo4ol2z
@user-uy9jo4ol2z 2 года назад
Delicious
@Sakja
@Sakja 2 года назад
Awesome.
@salvatoreseminara3142
@salvatoreseminara3142 Год назад
A.R.A.N.C.I.N.A ......mi hai dato una botta di vita, complimenti
@slamdunktiger
@slamdunktiger Год назад
Are there shops that also sell finished risotto? The best risotto would make the best Arancine right?
@mechanicalman1068
@mechanicalman1068 2 года назад
My father’s family was from Sicily. Lots of great food, much of which I’ve never seen in a restaurant. One thing I never saw on their table? Rice, anancini or otherwise. I love them, but always thought it was a Northern Italian thing. Now I know…
@julioo534
@julioo534 2 года назад
Now i want to get one
@djfire8262k12
@djfire8262k12 2 года назад
weight of margarine?
@JohnHausser
@JohnHausser 2 года назад
No judgment here but margarine ? Really ? lol Cheers from San Diego California
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 2 года назад
Butter is far more common in Northern Italy, in the south oil is the predominant fat used, so strictly speaking he would/should be using olive oil. My guess is that the use of margarine is a commercial decision based on A. Cost, and B. Storage needs, with the quantities they are using it makes more sense to use a chilled block of fat than rely on cans of oil, in what seems a small unit. FYI This isn't a place I'll be visiting in Palermo any time soon!
@kalui96
@kalui96 2 года назад
Dang is that really €3ea?
@ivancolandrea9583
@ivancolandrea9583 Год назад
Anyone know the name of that press he uses at the 5:40 mark? I need one
@davidhalldurham
@davidhalldurham 2 года назад
Ke Palle! 😁
@nurlagrande
@nurlagrande 2 года назад
FINALMENTEEEEE🇮🇹🇮🇹
@riujithetechnician
@riujithetechnician 2 года назад
the Japanese have the onigiri 🍙 And the Italians has this
@sko1beer
@sko1beer Год назад
Japanese one is not deep fried but probably makes up for the unhealthiness with salt
@SoulsOnly
@SoulsOnly Год назад
I saw the thumbnail and thought it was ChilledChaos lmao
@labbe8550
@labbe8550 2 года назад
It looks soooo tasty. The video just shows up on my page at midnight. This is cruel
@Romafood
@Romafood 2 года назад
Mitico arancino/a
@chopizle
@chopizle 2 года назад
They lost me at Margarine... :(
@MadDogTV
@MadDogTV 2 года назад
Me too!
@antonioguarrera5305
@antonioguarrera5305 2 года назад
Dove si trova questo locale?
@Talia_Vantas
@Talia_Vantas Год назад
A Palermo in via maqueda
@LivingInTheShade
@LivingInTheShade 2 года назад
I am really surprised margarine was used would have expected butter. The saffron looks like tumeric.
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 2 года назад
Butter is far more common in Northern Italy, in the south oil is the predominant fat used, so strictly speaking he would/should be using olive oil. My guess is that the use of margarine is a commercial decision based on A. Cost, and B. Storage needs, with the quantities they are using it makes more sense to use a chilled block of fat than rely on cans of oil, in what seems a small unit. FYI This isn't a place I'll be visiting in Palermo any time soon!
@itayhadad8665
@itayhadad8665 2 года назад
@@rowluxillusion5235 I agree, I don't understand how someone is still using margarine
@oyaoya5200
@oyaoya5200 2 года назад
What is wrong with margarine?
@LivingInTheShade
@LivingInTheShade 2 года назад
@@oyaoya5200 It's full of chemicals and tastes disgusting.
@Captainhaddockthethird
@Captainhaddockthethird 2 года назад
@@oyaoya5200 In essence nothing compared to butter it might be better in some circumstances. The old form of margarine had a high amount of trans fat which are bad. But the way it is made nowadays are with no to very little trans fat and often a better alternative than butter, since some do not eat dairy. Both are still way to high calorie in large amounts.
@clacicle
@clacicle 2 года назад
What! Margarine? That’s like using ketchup on your pizza instead of real tomato sauce.
@MadDogTV
@MadDogTV 2 года назад
Margarine! I hope I never have to eat these! My nona would be turning in her grave!
@anothertarnishedone5960
@anothertarnishedone5960 2 года назад
Is just food. Relax.
@thedeeprot
@thedeeprot 2 года назад
👍👍👍
@alessioferrante2239
@alessioferrante2239 8 месяцев назад
Da Palermitano lo dico per favore, non parlate di tradizione. Ho mangiato le vostre arancine, insulse davvero. Ottime per i turisti! ..la tradizione va innovata, non distrutta e sponsorizzata.
@mrbear1302
@mrbear1302 2 года назад
Margarine....really?
@dreadfairy6963
@dreadfairy6963 5 месяцев назад
"We want to give people the chance to try our arancino who dont eat pork" Proceeds to add alcohol.... 😂
@Sakja
@Sakja 2 года назад
Hot cappy arancine? Yes please!
@GD15555
@GD15555 2 года назад
It’s me. Mario.
@MrJacknutz
@MrJacknutz 2 года назад
I stopped at MARGARINE. Deal Breaker.
@annie7395
@annie7395 2 года назад
SICILY🍷
@KeystoneCapper
@KeystoneCapper 2 года назад
You lost me at margarine which was almost immediately.
@kirtthomason4620
@kirtthomason4620 2 года назад
there must be an option 🤢🤢🤢
@inaminute2312
@inaminute2312 2 года назад
Those all look delicious! Wonder if I can tweak it and make a keto version using cauliflower rice. 🤔
@angellover02171
@angellover02171 6 месяцев назад
These are the doughnuts Brock was talking about.
@rektl2036
@rektl2036 2 года назад
Fried onigiri.. Nice
@umutucar
@umutucar Год назад
Arancine = Turkish orginal name İçli köfte. Turks make the original. The stuffing is usually minced meat, onions, spices, optionally currants. The outer coating should be bulgur and thinly made. not thick !! It should be accompanied by lemon when served. Enjoy your meal😋
@Universe3-e7r
@Universe3-e7r 6 месяцев назад
Arancine and Icli Kofte are two different things. By the way, place of origin Armenia, Cyprus, Egypt, Greece, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, Turkey
@francescozappacosta9153
@francescozappacosta9153 3 месяца назад
Margarine?????😞
@jc-tu6pg
@jc-tu6pg 2 года назад
then what's the king of sicilian street food?
@majoroldladyakamom6948
@majoroldladyakamom6948 2 года назад
Couldn't watch the video. We were too busy reading the subtitles... 😪
@50ShadesOfEndo
@50ShadesOfEndo 2 года назад
Typical American
@IhateCCP
@IhateCCP Год назад
I just ate Arancini in USA, it's NOT the same!!
@Groet
@Groet 2 года назад
Lost me at margarine.
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 2 года назад
Butter is far more common in Northern Italy, in the south oil is the predominant fat used, so strictly speaking he would/should be using olive oil. My guess is that the use of margarine is a commercial decision based on A. Cost, and B. Storage needs, with the quantities they are using it makes more sense to use a chilled block of fat than rely on cans of oil, in what seems a small unit. FYI This isn't a place I'll be visiting in Palermo any time soon!
@MadDogTV
@MadDogTV 2 года назад
@@rowluxillusion5235 Olive oil is ubiquitous in Italy - there is no excuse for using margarine! This is fast food arancine and I'm surprise that Eater posted this video.
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 2 года назад
@@MadDogTV I do not disagree with you at all. I'm pretty appalled by it.
@EinkOLED
@EinkOLED 2 года назад
Arancini?
@DB_Craft_872
@DB_Craft_872 Год назад
Arancine
@randyhilarski1
@randyhilarski1 Год назад
We loved that Arancini spot. I am disappointed to hear they use margarine though. I lived in Sicily for 3 years and prefer the Catania version a bit. At this shop my favorite was the BBQ. I know it hurts the eyes of Italians, but dam it was good.
@francogerardi1380
@francogerardi1380 11 месяцев назад
Carne di maile e nato poi scenziato
@notloriz67690t
@notloriz67690t 5 месяцев назад
Arancino*
@niktsi
@niktsi 2 года назад
Margarine, fake saffron, one can wonder what else is of dubious quality in there. The first time I dont get inspired by such a video
@maage56
@maage56 2 года назад
Yes they lost me at the Margarine part :/
@Sethbowl
@Sethbowl 8 месяцев назад
Vonnu fare l’arancina gourmet e ci miettinu u zafferano ra buistina
@fablan3308
@fablan3308 2 года назад
Cool a scotch egg
@successmiracles
@successmiracles 2 года назад
First !
@adamantobserver8655
@adamantobserver8655 Год назад
I don't get it, this dude dont use pork for those who don't eat it and put wine on it. Seems like not for muslim.
@jlee4039
@jlee4039 2 года назад
Chill out, folks. I’ve heard arancini be referred to as the feminine arancine plenty of times. I think it depends on the region.
@meepmeepvroom2200
@meepmeepvroom2200 3 месяца назад
The second he grabbed margerine I stopped. Sacrilege.
@spetruzify
@spetruzify Год назад
Parboiled rice? Weird rice cooking method. Margarine?? Powdered saffron (tumeric??). No browning whatsoever in that ragu. Strange batter for the frying. None of this makes any sense. A lot of shortcuts.
@renewatford5503
@renewatford5503 2 года назад
This was not saffron
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 2 года назад
Cheap powdered saffron - not a place I'll be going any time soon!
@jan-Juta
@jan-Juta Год назад
@@rowluxillusion5235 it's street food, in that tradition the ingredients are inexpensive. If you used proper saffron the saffron alone would cost more than what these are sold for alone. With how aggressive the cooking process is the flavor of the saffron is pretty much completely destroyed either way, it would be a complete waste of an ingredient that's already at a large shortage.
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 Год назад
@@jan-Juta you clearly don't know what you're talking about.
@evrythingallright
@evrythingallright 2 года назад
Do you guys wash the rice?? Cuz they are dirty without washing and the taste of rice changes due to the extra starch
@rowluxillusion5235
@rowluxillusion5235 2 года назад
the whole point is to keep the extra starch. Go back to sleep.
@sevron256
@sevron256 2 года назад
Thempesdo
@krono5el
@krono5el 2 года назад
Wow, without the people of Asia, The Americas, and Hindustan, european cuisine and culture really would be as rough as it was before they meet those Treasures of Humanity.
@marcoac-sx6lq
@marcoac-sx6lq 2 месяца назад
No, Europeans already had a very diversified cuisine before. The Americans wouldn't have garlic, lime, lemon, orange, wheat, beef, pork, chicken without the Europeans coming. Indians and Asians wouldn't have spicy food without the Portuguese bringing them the spices from America
@moonwolf1769
@moonwolf1769 2 года назад
Chop hai ye toh
@e.lycopersicon9720
@e.lycopersicon9720 2 года назад
It seems very --- um 'touristy' for Italian food.
@timcarnell5133
@timcarnell5133 11 месяцев назад
Its aubergine NOT eggplant, that’s american.
@timcarnell5133
@timcarnell5133 11 месяцев назад
And don’t get me started on flavor! What’s wrong with the correct flavour ?
@bend6292
@bend6292 2 года назад
Arancini* sorry
@DB_Craft_872
@DB_Craft_872 Год назад
It's arancine
@robirtoss7340
@robirtoss7340 2 года назад
They are called arancini!
@DB_Craft_872
@DB_Craft_872 Год назад
No it's arancine
@e.a.p
@e.a.p 2 года назад
This food is garbage.
@DB_Craft_872
@DB_Craft_872 Год назад
This food is delicious
@uncletaku
@uncletaku 2 года назад
I know they are good but the Asian in me can't get over seeing too many processes and ingredients involved with rice.
@appolop8273
@appolop8273 2 года назад
The Chinese were the first to invent all these dishes, and the Italians just copied them. Capeesh!
@hamyhamster5
@hamyhamster5 2 года назад
The Chinese had fried rice balls and Ragu? This dish is more likely to be inspired by the middle east (kibbeh), than china
@esti-od1mz
@esti-od1mz Год назад
False. Also, It is "Capisci"
@esti-od1mz
@esti-od1mz Год назад
@@appolop8273 you dumb descendant of people I don't know, I pointed out the correct form, which is Capisci. You showed a lot of disrespect for someone who is dumb enough to believe that italian cousine comes from China. Educate yourself, and be more kind to people.
@appolop8273
@appolop8273 Год назад
@@esti-od1mzYou're a sucker for believing my comments, that's how stupid you are. You don't even know when people are making a mockery out of something, and you believe what the person is saying? Go back to school and learn what, "sarcasm" means bafangool.
@esti-od1mz
@esti-od1mz Год назад
@@appolop8273 You weren't sarcastic, but offensive towards other people's culture. If I should go back to school, you should learn basic respect. I would not even try to continue this conversation with someone so rude as you.
@lenase7396
@lenase7396 2 года назад
Ha detto arancina, ho bloccato il video. Maledetti.
@DB_Craft_872
@DB_Craft_872 Год назад
Ahhahahaha palermo è il capoluogo sium
@benbenm9304
@benbenm9304 2 года назад
It's juste a kebbe, more I am getting to know the Arabic , North African and Middle Eastern culture more I understand that almost everything comes from there, we inneuropenhave created nothing almost food wise
@esti-od1mz
@esti-od1mz Год назад
Kebbe is really different. They resemble each other, that's it
@cz2301
@cz2301 Год назад
So, arancini is a fried Japanese onigiri
@nyko921
@nyko921 Год назад
Not even close.
@Aspett0
@Aspett0 2 года назад
They're called Arancini, not Arancine.
@manilabond9384
@manilabond9384 2 года назад
Oh cool, an onigiri haha.
@ChrisBrown-kp1tb
@ChrisBrown-kp1tb Год назад
Wow this is actually terrible. Lol im an Aussie trained chef and even here that would get you laughed at😂even in the 80s here thatd get you laughed at. Shame shame shame
@nyko921
@nyko921 Год назад
Imagine having no culinary tradition.
@ChrisBrown-kp1tb
@ChrisBrown-kp1tb Год назад
@@nyko921 what point are you making here? That Australia has no culinary tradition?
@DB_Craft_872
@DB_Craft_872 Год назад
​@@ChrisBrown-kp1tbsicily street food still better than the australian one
@marcoac-sx6lq
@marcoac-sx6lq 2 месяца назад
​@@ChrisBrown-kp1tbcangoroos? 😂
@rima1815
@rima1815 2 года назад
01:27, this not saffron, saffron is a red power, this is curcumic 😂😂
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