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Recipes >> Ingredients >> Rice & Grain >> Polenta


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Lemon Polenta Crisps [Biscuits]
I adapted this recipe from the Australian Women's Weekly 'Cakes, Biscuits & Slices' last Christmas. I wanted a visual contrast to the dark and handsome gingerbread biscuits I was making. These turned out just delicious. The first time I made them, I used the polenta as is and I noticed a slight, sticky crunch [very interesting texture-wise]. So the next time around, I dry roasted the polenta in a skillet over low heat, tossing and agitating constantly, so that the polenta was a delicate shade warmer. This time the crunch was perfect! Make them chubby or thin crisps, these biscuits are made for popping in your mouth.

Added:26th Apr, 2007 | Viewed 1564 times

Cheddar And Chilli Cornbread
You won't believe how gorgeous this looks in the pan ... crumbly and textured yellow goodness with a light sprinkling of red and green. Now if it looks so yummy, imagine how it must taste fresh out of the oven! Experiment with different types of chillies, I say the hotter, the better!

Added:8th Sep, 2006 | Viewed 347 times

Polenta, Lemon & Thyme Bread
Polenta imparts a dense, moist texture and a beautiful nutty flavour to the bread. Bake this, slice it and pan fry the slices with a little olive oil and a sprinkling of paprika. Yummo!

Added:29th Aug, 2006 | Viewed 316 times

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