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8 Cups
Easy
Published 2002
Polenta is made from cornmeal, coarse or fine, and is cooked in stock or water.
Debates rage over whether polenta should have a thick or thin texture, but it’s really a question of what it is going to be used for. If it is to be sauced with a mushroom ragout, for example, it should be on the thick side. As a bed for grilled chicken or little game birds, it should be thinner.
Polenta can be kept in a double boiler for hours. If it thickens too much, add more stock or water. L