Name: Oven-Cooked Polenta
Ingredients: vegetable bouillon; salad; cheese; biscuits; dijon mustard; stock; orange zest; polenta; apples; water; foil; leaves; crème fraîche; porridge; maize flour; casserole; chicory; salt; anchovy fillets

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How To Eat

By Nigella Lawson

Published 1998

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This is the ‘polenta senza bastone’ (the bastone is the wooden baton traditionally used to stir the polenta while it cooks) from Anna Del Conte’s The Classic Food of Northern Italy. It’s much less work than traditionally-cooked polenta, and infinitely preferable to the quick-cook stuff.

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How To Eat: The Pleasures and Principles of Good Food

By Nigella Lawson

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