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MARCO'S POLENTA


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8.5 cups lukewarm salted water (2 litres)
1.1 lbs coarse-grain polenta (500g)

To start your Marco's Polenta:

Place salted water in a large pot set on medium heat. Slowly pour polenta into pot in a steady stream, stirring continuously Ï the more you stir, the better the texture.

When polenta thickens and bubbles a little, resembling a porridge-like consistency, lower your heat and continue to stir.

Tradition says to stir in one direction and since the constant stirring is a lot of work, I suggest doing this as well. It doesn­t hurt to be traditional!

Cooking time is approximately 30 minutes. When polenta is done, pour it onto a flat surface and flatten it out evenly with a spatula.

Let sit until it cools and cut into squares. Polenta can also be enjoyed in porridge form. Simply add some extra virgin olive oil, parmigiano cheese and serve hot.

Per 8 persone

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