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One Minute Cook Polenta

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One Minute Cook Polenta £1.19

A traditional ingredient in Northern Italian cooking. This versatile ground maize can be used in both sweet and savoury dishes. Try using in place of pasta, mashed potato or rice - just like the Italians do.

Use as a base for bruschetta by cooking for 5 mins. Allow to set in a shallow, oiled tin and then slice and brush with olive oil and griddle or grill until golden brown.

Add to cake recipes to give a distinctive texture or use in savoury breads and muffins.
Enhance the flavour by adding Parmesan, Dolcelatte or Gorgonzola before the Polenta sets.


This product is:
Wheat free
Gluten free
Nut free

Also available at:
  • Sainsbury's
  • Budgens
  • Shoprite
  • Le Riches
    • £1.19   (500g)
    Country of Origin: Italy Italy

     
    Recipes using this product:
    Polenta, Onion and SunBlush® Tomato Tart Polenta, Onion and SunBlush® Tomato Tart
    Polenta and Sun Dried Pepper Muffins Polenta and Sun Dried Pepper Muffins
     

      Reviews

      polenta
      Posted By: shirley, On: 11/17/2005 10:06 AM
      when you`ve weighed out the quantity of polenta you need for 2 or more people, tip it into a measuring jug, remember where it comes up to and then you can use this volumetric guide for both the polenta and the water next time you make it